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Correct.
Here’s how it’s set on the backend:
https://skitch.com/mclanecreative/gnxt3/ecp-settings-pageHere’s the frontend: (Shouldn’t have sidebars, same selector used for my static homepage on this site, so I know it works.)
https://skitch.com/mclanecreative/gnxtr/ecp-upcomingAgain, the recommended way for Thesis is to select “custom template” with the template selector and then build a meta box to actually select the custom template you use. (They do this so that the actual custom template is built into custom_functions.php & custom.css; so the theme is upgrade ready.) I know that’s funky, but I think you’ll have a lot of Thesis users buy this plugin. Here’s a screenshot of how they recommend doing it.
https://skitch.com/mclanecreative/gnxue/thesis-custom-page-template
Thanks. Totally appreciate it.
You’re going to have to post some directions for that template override. I was able to modify the output a little by editing the events-list-load-widget-display.php file.
There are a number of other things I’d like to do to that widget to properly pimp it out. But to do that I’d need the ability to select a custom field via the widget. (Pretty please) Here’s ideally what the output would be.
https://skitch.com/mclanecreative/gnms2/ecp-widget-dreamThanks for your time. I have about 10 more sites that want this sucker next. So glad it’s out!
Here’s the site I’m working on now.
http://mclanecreative.com/urban/events/Built using Thesis.
I’m trying to just dress this page up.
In the events calendar pro settings it gives me options to select different templates but only the default theme for thesis and the default events page seem to be working. If I selected “no sidebars” as an option it doesn’t work. I’ve also built a custom template for our events page using thesis, but I can only select it if it’s a page. (I use a meta box to select which custom template to use when “custom template” is selected.)
I don’t know if the template selector is a bug on your site or what? I am just kind of stuck right now. The plugin is otherwise working well and I’m confident that when you release the CSS documentation I’ll be able to clean this up right away.
Adam
I second the members plugin. One little dirty trick I do with client sites is create admin and superadmin roles. That way the end user can’t mess with editing plugins and the theme. (And then expect me to fix it!)
