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February 13, 2017 at 3:36 pm in reply to: Custom HTML before & after is missing when shortcode used #1234159
Ria
ParticipantThanks, Hunter!
In the meantime, I did figure out a workaround. I did the widget thing (added widget areas before and after the calendar) and then used the MT image-widget plugin ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/image-widget/ ) in those widget areas, which will make it easy for my non-coder client to use them.
Ria
ParticipantFigured it out myself, and then later saw that the similar fix was already posted in the support forum too. As usual, I spoke before I looked. In the file “events-advanced-list-load-widget-display.php”
Delete line 51:
if( tribe_is_multiday( $post->ID ) || !$event->AllDay ) {
echo ‘ – ‘. tribe_get_end_date($post->ID);
}Hope this helps.
Ria
ParticipantSame here, flguy. I noticed this problem when trying to display “upcoming events” in my sidebar and footer, using the Events List Advanced Widget. It seems you can’t just show the date of the vent, you are forced to show the start date/time and the end date/time. I looked at the code in the widget-featured-display.php and see that the line of code that generates this info “echo tribe_get_start_date( $post->ID, isset($start) ? $start : null );” doesn’t seem to present an easy way to manipulate the template code so it will just show the date of the event without the start time + end time. Grrrr. I’m going to keep looking, but also hope someone here can offer a solution to this. I am using this for events that start at 10pm and go til 2am each weekend.
Ria
ParticipantThanks, everyone. I ran into the same issues as you guys did with the upgrade, and your answers here saved me a lot of stress!
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