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@Barry: Does what you are indicating by any chance mean that View Week follows “time of day” ? Meaning that it will scroll downwards according to present time? That would be cool – but probably not what you mean.
But if you cannot provide a single line of code that works (though you developed it) how should then we be able to look this up?
Hi Rob. I’ve hidden the “Show filter” function on iPhone as it didn’t work, but do you need this visible in order to fix it or can you see the problem yourselves your end (demo) ?
Could you at least mark this a feature request then? Shocking that this isn’t by default and that you cannot advice to where the current date is set so that we could change this to a specific date (somewhere in the core files). Must be possible. This is causing us so many problems.
Yes, somewhat. But 3.5 didn’t include the classes for The Event Category Color plugin, so all category coloring has been strippet. Please refer to this: https://tri.be/support/forums/topic/3-5-responsive-views-trying-again/
8. “Costs” in Single View Details returns nothing and collapses on top of “Event Category” : https://www.dropbox.com/s/sbiufy1cwpwt4eb/Screenshot%202014-03-31%2014.54.12.png
7. This doesn’t work since update 3.5:
// Runs the <title> element through our custom filter
// add_filter(‘wp_title’, ‘filter_events_title’);
// If you are using Yoast delete the above line and uncomment the following one
add_filter(‘wpseo_title’, ‘filter_events_title’);// Tribe events: Manually set title for each page
function filter_events_title ($title) {if ( tribe_is_map() && !is_tax() ) { // Map View Page
$title = ‘My Title Here’;
}
return $title;
}@Barry: Regarding #6 on my buglist it turns out that unless “Day” is ticked on the “Enable event views” the URL will return 404 error.
@Cynthia: Exactly it is a real headache working with this calendar. This is just some of the huge amount of CSS we had to write up ourselves – just to make the calendar look somewhat nice:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ttxhc7azr8y7q5g/Screenshot%202014-03-29%2017.10.28.png5. Why has this style=”height: 68px;” been set for all columns in the tribe-grid-header? It’s supposed to look like this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vq3zf4r8x7u4scv/Screenshot%202014-03-29%2011.57.15.png … in general the CSS is a mess with various differences i.e. between List View and Map View concerning font-size, height between events, etc. Why not trying to look these displays look the same or even just share the same classes?
