[Neill]

Thanks, Geoff.

Makes sense. I assume that will give me customisations of the venue details page?

I was also wondering how to display all of the venues as an archive type layout, in the same was as categories and tags, for example?

http://www.historicracer.com/tag/ferrari/

That way, the Venue pages would make great landing pages on the site.

Any thoughts?

Neill W

[Neill]

Thanks, Shannon. Sounds like a good idea.

I think that the Venues section will made a great platform to create landing pages giving useful information for that venue and be very helpful in Google. Plus they will serve as great ‘anchor content’ over a long period of time, I just need to find a way to display them in a user friendly grid layout.

I’d be interested if anyone has ideas.

Neill W

[Neill]

Thanks, Brian.

I look further into a way to use this and get back to you if I have any more queries. I have a separate question, but another thread will be best for that.

Best regards

Neill W

[Neill]

2. If I search for any of these related entries using a standard WordPress search box, nothing appears, I assume that is due to the custom fields used. Is there a solution?

I’d need a little more detail – are you searching for data contained outside of the event title/description, here? It is certainly true that things such as the event categories and any additional fields are not indexed (by default).

Hi Barry,

Thanks for the reply, been away for a couple of days working. Yes, what I was meaning is that if I search for exam,e, ‘Monza’ in the default WordPress search, then standard WordPress articles I’ve written will appear, but nothing in Events Calendar. The same thing is applicable to WooCommerce, actually.

I imagine that there must be, somewhere, a more comprehensive plugin that can search all fields?

Post 2 Posts looks an interesting plugin, that could be what I’m looking for.

Best regards

Neill W

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