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See now that in the E-Mail the Link is in (it’s not shown in the web reply) – thanks!

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Hello Brian,

thanks for the idea with the custom plugin. Regarding the code – maybe I am blind, but I can’t see the code. Also no link in your previous post.

Cheers Peter

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Hello Brian,

thanks for the hint – anyway, this will not work as my theme directory is named with the theme version and changes with each update. So I can chose to change the widget php file on each update of the plugin or the child theme configuration each time the theme update happens (also quite often).

By the way – I couldn’t find the snippet code itself on the page (neither a code or a download link).

Cheers Peter

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Hello Kelly,

understood and reproducable. What not works: If I change the currency symbol in an existing event, nothing happens. When I create a new event, the currency symbol is shown – but only in this case, not for existing events. I will now re-create all my events to display the symbol.

Cheers Peter

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Hello Kelly,

I added the snippet as it didn’t work – now I removed it and it still didn’t work.

Check at http://www.hanglage.de/events/ – the EUR you see here is because I changed the following line in “/list/single-event.php”:

<span>EUR <?php echo tribe_get_cost( null, true ); ?></span>

When you click on an event, the first currency symbol in the subtitle ( <h3> Tag) was also added by me, changing “single-event.php”:

<span class=”tribe-events-cost”>EUR <?php echo tribe_get_cost( null, true ) ?></span>

The only thing missing now is the EUR in front of the cost displayed below in the table.

Cheers Peter

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Hi Barry,

helped halfway:

The header is now displayed (but without the background photo). When putting the “define” statement in the wp-config.php file, the headline in the header is not longer displayed at all and the event headline (with the link to the single view) on the first event is not displayed at all.

In addition – when I then klick on one event to display the details of the event, a 2nd header is displayed.

For the time being, I could live with the changes on the theme page but without the define statement – but it still didn’t integrate well.

Don’t want to continue to waste your time, will see, if I can manage to solve it by my own.

Cheers Peter

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@Leah: Thanks for this tip – helped me for the separator but also for the display of the Date format adding the line

$format[‘same_year_format’] = ‘j. F’;

below the other format line to change the date display to German style.

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By the way – converted the site now to be active – so remove the /wordpress/ from the URLs

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Found one thing – normally, I see the following section in the source code defining the page header:

<!– Page Title and Slider –>

<div id=”page-title”>
<div class=”width-container paged-title”>
<h1>Über uns</h1>
</div>
<div id=”page-title-divider”></div>
</div><!– #page-title –>
<div class=”clearfix”></div>
<script type=’text/javascript’>
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$(“#page-title”).backstretch([
“http://www.hanglage.de/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Hanglage1-1600×300.jpg&#8221;
],{
fade: 750,
duration: 8000 });
});
</script>
<!– End Page Title and Slider –>

In the /events page I see:

<!– Page Title and Slider –>

<!– End Page Title and Slider –>

So it looks like, that this definition gets lost!

This one is defined in the header.php of the theme – here the code:

<!– Page Title and Slider –>
<?php if( is_page_template(‘homepage.php’) || is_page_template(‘page-blog-slider.php’) ): ?>
<?php get_template_part( ‘slider’, ‘progression’ ); ?>
<?php else: ?>
<?php get_template_part( ‘page-title’, ‘progression’ ); ?>
<?php endif; ?>
<!– End Page Title and Slider –>

Not sure, what to do to include this part into the /events page.

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