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PaulParticipantHi Andras
Thanks for confirming it is not a current functionality, at least I know I’m not missing a setting somewhere!
In the end, I got around it another way
– granting access to the Dashboard for guest users (so they can access the “Break from Seriesโ option on the “Edit Event” menu for example)
– Using another Plugin (Adminimize) to block their access to every other part of the Dashboard!Cheers
PaulMarch 1, 2017 at 3:00 am in reply to: Custom HTML before event content – controlling where it appears #1247531PaulParticipantHi Cliff
thanks code look EXACTLY like what i would need… the only problem left – is I have no idea where to put the code!
I assume its not simply inserted into the template I tried and it didn’t work)
Can you advise the specific location for the php file, or the contents of it, ie whatever is needed to apply such filters?
thanksFebruary 28, 2017 at 1:59 am in reply to: Custom HTML before event content – controlling where it appears #1246758PaulParticipantHi Cliff
Thanks for your reply. I have already manged to get extra text specifically on the “Add new community Event” page, but modifying that template. In the attached image, it is the text directly above the EVENT TITLE.
(just spotted my typo on “Sumbit an Event”, lol, had best fix that!)Anyway… what i need to do is in fact REMOVE the text at the top – as cirecled in red.
This text is defined in
Setting -> Display -> Advanced Template Settings -> Add HTML before event contentThis appears on every page – calendar, event, whatever… which is in the main fine, but I want to exclude it from this one single page, the one produced by “community/edit-event.php”. Happy to modify whichever template it is which controls the placement of this text – i just need to know which template, and what conditional code to test for being on the Community Add page…
Thanks
PaulParticipantHi Cliff
Firstly, many thanks for the quick reply. I actually logged in to chase up a reply, not knowing you had been so prompt – I probably didn’t tick the box for email notifications! ๐Your specific CSS didn’t fix it for me, but it set me down the right path.
The offending line of CSS was in tribe-event-full.css.tribe-events-list .tribe-events-event-image + div.tribe-events-content {
float: left;
position: relative;
width: 67%;
}The 67% was forcing the content of the event to not fill the width of the container. Not sure why it would be set at 67%? Anyway, a change to 100% and it looks as I want it to.
Thanks
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