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Ah, I did the Firefoxy thing and saw some gibberish, so obviously I’m only Mr Half Silly.
However, I tried the WP-Mailto plug-in that the other chap mentioned as the one I have on there does not hyperlink the addresses, but when I activated it the email section just disappeared completely.
So I just deactivated it, reactivated the original and my site’s visitors can just copy/paste if they wanna send an email!
Thansk
Oops, I spoke to early about the date range thing. I just noticed that although it does indeed show a date range in the Events Calendar and the Single Event page, it seems to be killing the details in on the event page at the cost section and the discussion section thereunder.
LOVELY! Starting to get my head wrapped around this stuff now!
However, I have followed the instructions on https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/price-range-for-ticket-prices/ and it works fine just fine, but when I now hit the UPDATE button on the CSS editor it saves it but just reloads a blank page. You lovely peoples ever come across this before?
Also, I have tried trawling through the forums for an answer to just having the Event Name, Date, Price and Location info in the Events or Categories view and not the writeup description from the event page itself, but cannot find how to remove it.
Hey George! Look what I managed to make it do!
http://www.centralcoastadventuresports.com.au/central-coast-adventure-sports-events/
If anyone ever bugs you from the other side of the planet having Canvas issues, you can get them to fix this by one little selection in the settings:
http://www.centralcoastadventuresports.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/theme.jpg
I selected Default Events Template instead and it seems to work most swimmingly now, and has reintroduced the comments section on the bottom of the Events pages.
Which leads me to my next bit of fun. What code should I be using in the custom file to style the single events pages in terms of padding, maybe removing the headings, etc?
Can you also recommend a ratings plug-in so that people who leave a comment about an event can give it a number of stars out of five and it collates them all and displays an average?
On the calendar and Events Category pages, is it possible to just have the name of the event and the date and ditch the writeup?
That’ll do for now…
I will see your screenshot, and raise you a screenshot. http://www.centralcoastadventuresports.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/slug.jpg
In addition to both the List view and the Month view being nice and view being nice and viewable in Twenty Fifteen, I can also see the comments box.
I’ve left it in Twenty Fifteen mode for the time being so you can suss it out.
I think I may have asked my question about Auto Generation indelicately, as you seem to have answered on a tangent to what I had in mind. I’m just after the links being updated in the menu whenever I create a new event or one has passed. But like you said let’s put this item on the backburner as adding them manually to the menu is no biggie.
James
I have deleted the Events page, and just replaced it in the menu with the http://www.centralcoastadventuresports.com.au/central-coast-adventure-sports-events/
I am 99.83% sure that this page was generated by your plug-in, but as you can see it looks goofy in Canvas.
If I hook it back over to Twenty Fifteen it looks normal. Boring, but normal.
Show Comments is indeed ticked in the Events/Settings section.
I am also curious as to whether it is possible for the Events to be automatically generated in the Calendar in the dropdowns when they are created, or if this still needs to be done manually as it’s a different section of WordPress.
I’ve just upgraded to Pro due to your excellent customer service, which means that you have to be extra nice to me – especially as it cost me a hell of a lot more than $89 due to the crappy exchange rate at the moment!
