[Marc]

On a related note, when I click on a tag, the tag page (e.g. http://atxclassical.org/events/tag/StephenMills/) does not list any events, unless they’re in the current month (e.g. http://atxclassical.org/events/tag/contemporary/)

The first example should display three events in September…

[Marc]

One more follow up… here’s the documentation of where all the metadata gets registered and pulled from:

http://docs.tri.be/Events-Calendar/source-class-Tribe_Register_Meta.html

This seems to be part of the core plugin files, not part of the customizable views. Let’s say I want to edit a couple of things (e.g. take out the end time, or wrap some different classes around details, organizer and venue), would it work if you were to upload your custom version at yourtheme/tribe-events/public/advanced-functions ?

[Marc]

I found that if you don’t enter an end time, it won’t display. So I’m assuming that any meta info you don’t enter, won’t display. That’s great. That solves part of my problem.

It would be great, however, if each meta field would be wrapped in its own class, so you can control its appearance (and disappearance) through CSS.

I also found through browsing through the code, that the venue meta data will be placed inline with the details and organizer meta, unless you check the display map option.

Each of these meta categories (details, organizer, venue) are wrapped in the same class, so there’s no differentiating in CSS between them. I want the venue box to look differently from the details and organizer box…

[Marc]

It would be great to hear from some Tri.be folks on the best way to handle customization of the event metadata. This is one area that probably should have been documented clearer with the launch.

[Marc]

Have the same question. I need to hide the end time for events and add a dynamic FB button. In 2.0.11 I edited this in the single.php, but now it gets generated by echoing tribe_events_single_event_meta, which I can’t find to edit.

Also, would love to edit the details of the tribe_events_event_schedule_details (removing end time and replacing the @ with the word at), so please let me know where to find that as well.

[Marc]

Here is my solution (I’m an amateur, so let me know if I should do it differently).

First, I believe the 2.0.11 version offered a choice in the settings to display the calendar view without sidebar, and single events with sidebar? Maybe my memory is bad on that one. Perhaps a suggestion for future updates, is an option for that?

So seeing I only want the sidebar to appear in single event instances, I added the get_sidebar to the end of the single-event.php file.

Then I added the following CSS:

#tribe-events-content.tribe-events-single {
position: relative;
margin-bottom: 48px;
padding: 15px 5px !important;
width: 580px !important;
float: left !important;
}

That works for me. So it seems like the issue was that #tribe-events-content div is too wide and pushes the sidebar down, as it’s a block element. Let me know if I got that wrong.

You can see the fixed page here:
http://atxclassical.org/event/texas-choral-consort-dvorak-mass-in-d/

Now a question. If I want the Venue and Organizer pages to also have a sidebar, what are the template files to edit? Single-organizer and single-venue? Then, for the CSS it seems like there’s only the #tribe-events ID, but no class for those templates. Is the #tribe-events ID used anywhere else (so if I were to make it a certain width, would it impact other pages?). If so, I guess I can add a class in the template files for organizer and venue.

Lastly, let me know if this is the best way to solve the issue. Or if there’s something I’m missing.

Thanks!

[Marc]

I’m having the same problem with Genesis and templates with the sidebar active. Posting here to keep in the loop about a permanent fix.

[Marc]

Can I ask what ‘shortly’ is? You guys have been teasing us with that language for a while now!

Since I’m running a performing arts calendar that will need to be populated for the upcoming season very soon, I want to make sure I install 3.0 first and take advantage of some of the new features before populating with content.

Plus, I have done some custom work that may need a good review to integrate well with 3.0.

Can we expect launch by the end of the month?

[Marc]

Couldn’t quite figure out what the change was in the events-advanced-list-load-widget-display.php file.

Intermediate solution for the events wrongly displaying end time in the widget is uploading the 2.08 version of events-advanced-list-load-widget-display.php in your themes /event folder. Doesn’t seem to bring about other issues for me.

[Marc]

Very annoying that settings get lost in the update.

Noticed a new bug: the advanced sidebar list widget seems to ignore unchecking end time and add the end time to the display.

[Marc]

Thanks, posted in that thread.

[Marc]

I need the exact same thing. Would be happy to customize the appropriate php file or create a CSS hack, but just need some guidance.

[Marc]

Hey Rob,

Thanks for the comment. Turns out, it was in the ecp-single-template.php file.

The line:
?php if(tribe_get_option(‘showComments’,’no’) == ‘yes’){ comments_template();} ?

Needs to be changed to:
?php if(tribe_get_option(‘showComments’,’no’) == ‘yes’){ comments_template(”,true);} ?

Found the answer here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-the-events-calendar-comments-not-showing-on-events-page

As you can see, it’s working now: http://www.mcmvanbree.com/classicalaustin/event/conspirare-big-sing-1/

[Marc]

Figured out what the problem is. I had PRO 2.03 (didn’t get a message to update it; I did for regular version), so I manually upgraded to 2.07 and issue is now fixed.

[Marc]

I’m running into the same problem. Both plugins active. I only see three tabs in the settings page: General, Template and Help.

Interestingly, this didn’t happen with another installation.

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