[Joe]

Thanks Jonah, that’s what I figured. Would you mind helping me with the particular format I was trying to achieve? The tribe_meta_event_cats() function will let me change the [dt] and [dd] tags surrounding the category links, but I’m trying to edit the output of the link itself, which doesn’t seem to be set in that function. Instead of the current
[a href=”$categorylink” rel=”tag”]$categoryname[/a]
I’m trying to change it to
{a href=”$categorylink” class=”events-$categoryslug” rel=”tag”][span]$categoryname[/span][/a]
I don’t know where to find this, or how to call the category slug.

[Joe]

Hi Rob, I’m running 2.0.1 (initially downloaded just a few days ago). Here’s the calendar on my site, let me know if there’s something I’m missing. http://pco.la/events Thanks!

[Joe]

Thanks Rob. I just gave the event a lightly different permalink, saved it, and it’s still showing up under both Friday and Saturday on the calendar. See here: http://pco.la/events The event in question is the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[Joe]

Also, in the mini calendar widget, little navigation arrows that would let you see the adjacent (before and after) months without loading a new page. Please!

[Joe]

Infinitely recurring events. Things like “every Wednesday” or “the second Tuesday of every month” without having to enter an ending date. Many of the events I need to enter are along these lines.

[Joe]

Well, guess I can’t use HTML tags. The output I’m trying to achieve is [a href=”{link to category}” class=”{category slug}”][span]{category name}[/span][/a]

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