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Steve,
One thing I noticed at the very beginning, you mentioned that you were running version 4.3.1.1 of TEC Pro. In looking at your site, you are.
If you are updating the core TEC plugin, you should update the TEC Pro add-on at the same time. Having the versions “slip” apart may introduce issues.
Although the release numbers do not coincide along products, you can always find the latest version in your account, with the release date.
Hope this helps.
Adam,
It looks like your function is missing the second argument, $post_id.
Have a look at this snippet (line 4) to see the missing argument. I would copy and paste directly from the article into your custom functions or custom plugin.
Hope this helps.
Ryan,
This snippet should remove the venue links from single events. Give it a try.
function tribe_remove_venue_link() {
remove_filter( 'tribe_get_venue', array( Tribe__Events__Pro__Main::instance()->single_event_meta, 'link_venue' ) );
}
add_action( 'tribe_events_single_meta_before', 'tribe_remove_venue_link', 100 );Hope this helps.
Doris,
The installation files in the downloads section of your account are zipped. However the browser that you are using may be extracting them after they download.
If you are using Safari, you can disable this behavior by doing the following in Safari:
1 – Open Safari
2 – Click Preferences
3 – Under the General tab, uncheck the option “Open “safe” files after downloading”Retry the download from your account.
Alternatively you could use another browser, such as Firefox to download the plugin.
As Geoff mentions, you could re-zip the files and upload it. I would not recommend doing this on a Mac using the default right-click compress method. It will add hidden resource forks that are unnecessary and clutter things up. It’s a Mac thing.
Hope this helps.
Simona,
You mentioned that The Events Calendar Pro is up-to-date. It looks like the site is running version 4.4.5. That is more than a few point versions behind. You are running the latest version (4.6.1) of The Events Calendar, which is great.
You may want to back up your database and update TEC Pro to version 4.4.18.
Hope this helps.
Damien,
The hentry markup is coming from WordPress, not The Events Calendar. It is placed on every post or page with a certain criteria.
Here’s a snippet and the source from within the /wp-includes.
* The class names are many. If the post is a sticky, then the 'sticky'
* class name. The class 'hentry' is always added to each post. If the post has a
* post thumbnail, 'has-post-thumbnail' is added as a class. For each taxonomy that
* the post belongs to, a class will be added of the format '{$taxonomy}-{$slug}' -
* eg 'category-foo' or 'my_custom_taxonomy-bar'.Some themes have options to leverage or even disable the markup, but I do not think twentyseventeen has the option. There are articles on the Internet on the subject. Google “wordpress hentry” and you will find what you need.
As Andras mentions, the Structured Data Testing Tool results look fine, so that’s good from a search standpoint.
Hope this helps.
Mike,
It looks like you are using some sort of minification plugin. It is minifying The Events Calendar scripts. This will cause various problems with the calendar. You will need to exclude any and all scripts and CSS related to The Events Calendar from minification.
Here’s an article on the subject.
Hope this helps.
