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Hi Courtney,
I have further investigated the problem and it seems that it has to do with events where the slug was changed after being created. I can sometimes remedy this by deleting the event, emptying the trash and purging the cache—quite a lot to do just to change a permalink.

However, I should still be able to change a permalink after creation. This is especially true with events that are imported via the Events Calendar aggregator and automatically assigned a slug. For SEO purposes it is important to choose a slug that will have the most SEO juice.

[Remy]

I have flushed permalinks. I’m using Enfold and it is not my theme.

1. It is not possible to change a permalink in Events Calendar Pro after one is made. If you delete the field, it will revert back to the first way it was. This is very strange functionality and terrible if a user wants to change it. He has to delete and recreate the entire event.

2. The bug happens when the event is a recurring event and is set to be recurring. Then and only then does
The Events Calendar add the slug after the base-slug and then connect it to the rest of the URL as follows:
/slug/ + /myparty/ with a recurring event becomes /slug/slugmyparty/

[Remy]

Hi Shelby,

Using Enfold, the solution is to create a copy of the single-event.php file in the child theme and change the image size below from ‘entry_with_sidebar’ to ‘full’

<?php echo tribe_event_featured_image($event_id, ‘full’, false); ?>

Otherwise you will change the size for every instance site-wide of ‘entry_with_sidebar’ to ‘full’.

[Remy]

Thanks for the help!
When I use that code it does work, but it also affects thumbnail sizes for the sidebar and not just for TEC single images.

[Remy]

YES! Thank you so much! I looked for this everywhere and couldn’t find it. Love this plugin! 🙂

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