[Sheila]

That’s it! For some reason that piece of the php code was missing the _e just after the esc_attr portion. Now it works. Thank you very much!!

[Sheila]

Another clue: I started to go through and rename all the folders in the “tribe-events” folder, one by one, with a -bak, to see if I could figure out where the conflict was. It seems that the conflict is in the tribe-events/pro/widgets folder, and is in the list-widget.php file. When I rename that file to list-widget-bak.php the “view more” link works — although the display of the widget is, of course, messed up. Next?

[Sheila]

When I activate the Parent theme, the link is fixed. So it’s something in the child theme’s “tribe-events” folder?

[Sheila]

Thanks for your response and your help!
– Disabling my theme, and activating Twenty-Fifteen, works!
– Renaming the theme override (tribe-events-bak) also works, when I re-enable my theme.

Now what? How do I keep my overrides, but get the link in the widget to work correctly?

[Sheila]

I used the Events Calendar Pro widget shortcode, and I do have the same problem: the “View More” link won’t connect to the calendar page.

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