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Ugh. wrong link. sorry. http://tinypic.com/r/35jhw05/8
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It’s not the theme or plugins. It’s the same on all three installations I manage. Happening on FF 27.0.1 & Chrome 32.0.1700.107 on Mac 10.9.1 and I’m not where I can break to check it on other OS / browsers. If you’re not seeing it, try entering a longer search phrase.Sussed out the problem – the Events template in Admin > Events > Display somehow got switched to one of the other site templates which is why changes to the default weren’t showing up. Hadn’t even noticed because there doesn’t appear to be any major difference between the site template and the events template.
Solved that problem, but now wondering how to turn off that “before html” if we continue to use the site template and not the ECP template?
That might work if I could actually get any changes on the default-template.php to work. As I said above, even simple changes (adding text) I made to that file do not show up on the page(s). IOW don’t think the default-template.php page is being read by the site.
Thoughts?
Hey juliekuehl! Thanks so much for checking in and letting me know that someone at the company really cares about support enough to take time to let me know *personally* that I will eventually, maybe get my question answered! Not worried about the “reasons” for the delay, just glad that I may finally be able to move on and finish this project! 😉
Hey juliekuehl! Thanks so much for checking in and letting me know that someone at the company really cares about support enough to take time to let me know *personally* that I will eventually, maybe get my question answered! Not worried about the “reasons” for the delay, just glad that I may finally be able to move on and finish this project! 😉
wineevents, try something like li.vevent img { float: left; } and then add a clear:both to the class on the last line of the venue address.
This worked:
.tribe-events-single-section .tribe-events-address .adr .street-address { display: block; }
.tribe-events-single-section .tribe-events-address .adr .delimiter,
.venue-address .tribe-events-address .adr .delimiter { display: none; }The .venue-address etc. style had to be added to remove that “prefix” comma on that shows up on single venue page.
It needs to be as is for the single organizer page (one line with commas), with line breaks and no comma after address for the single event page and remove the extra comma that shows up on single venue page (before city, state zip). I don’t see any clear way of making that happen because the “address” include is not able to tell if it’s being pulled into a venue, organizer, or event page. It will only see itself as a venue page.
