[Rob]

Hey Eric. Thanks for the follow-up here; glad to see you found a workaround of sorts here. This issue of the callback function is a bit outside my area of expertise, but let me see if one of our devs has an idea when they hit the forums next.

[Rob]

Sure is! This should be controlled by your overall WordPress settings. Whatever you configure for the broader site will carry over to the calendar as well. Let me know if you need further elaboration than that and I can provide it. Cheers.

[Rob]

Hey Dale-Anthony. Not sure about this one myself, but let me see if Jonah has any ideas when he hits the forums this morning.

[Rob]

Sure thing. Thanks for your support 🙂 Let us know what else we can do.

[Rob]

These are very solid suggestions, Andrea — thank you. It sounds like a couple of these are integration issues that could actually be resolved with some customization on your end, if you’re interested I can probably get a dev to point you in the right direction. Let me know.

For more substantive features, remember that we do have this “Feature Request” thread (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/events-calendar-pro-feature-requests/) which we’re using to determine what gets added down the road and when. Anything you want to vote for over there would certainly get some weight as we plot future releases.

Cheers!

[Rob]

Hi Andrea. Apologies that this somehow slipped through the cracks. Have you checked out whether the template tag documentation (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation ) points you in the right direction? That’d be my best suggestion if you’re looking for flexibility along these lines. Let me know.

[Rob]

Hey Ken. Thanks for confirming; not sure about this myself, but let me see whether Jonah has any ideas when he hits the forum today.

[Rob]

Excellent to hear! Music to my ears 🙂 Glad to see you got that figured out. If you need anything else down the road, just give us a shout.

[Rob]

Hey Eric. Slick looking site. I’m happy to try and help you out here, but I am unable to see the issue here…best I can tell the calendar looks the same whether I’m at the current month or one in the future. Have I misunderstood the request here?

[Rob]

Hey again guys. I’ve had our dev take a look here, and we’ve got good news and bad.

To start, the good – which relates to the core issue here. We have found a patch for the repeating header issue using Headway, and it will be included in the 2.0.4 code that should be released over the next couple of days. If you want to give it a go and report back as to whether it’s working earlier than that, send an email to pro /a/ tri.be, referencing this thread, and I’ll send it your way.

The bad news, related to the visual editor problem Corey noted he encountered when running the Default Events Template. We looked into this for a while and there is unfortunately just too much of a difference between how Headway operates (which does appear to be outside of WordPress core and regular theme behavior) and how Events Calendar PRO operates. As a result we’re not even sure we can make it work, and if we could, it would take a significant rewrite that we’re not in a position to do at this time. The workaround for now is to use the “Default Page Template” instead of the “Default Events Template”.

Hope that helps. Let me know about the 2.0.4 code issue and we can ideally close this thread out as resolved.

[Rob]

Hey Terry. Thanks for the vote; believe I addressed this particular question in the other thread you posted on this topic so if you’ve got any follow-ups, feel free to post them over there.

[Rob]

Thanks, Robert. That’s the second time advanced search has come up today so there definitely seems to be some value there.

I suspect something on the responsive front will definitely be coming down the road; we’ve been reading (and experimenting) a lot to that end lately and while it’s mostly been related to future builds of the tri.be site so far, I’d love to see it go deeper into the plugin itself.

Thanks again for the suggestions.

[Rob]

Hi Odhran. Thanks for the note. This would definitely require some custom dev to implement, but have you checked out this thread (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/search-by-city/#post-13112)? Sounds like that solution could help towards accomplishing generally what you’re going for there. Sorry I couldn’t offer up more on this.

[Rob]

Most appreciated, Joey!

Joe: let us know if we can do anything else. Thanks again for using this plugin.

[Rob]

Hey Terry! Unfortunately not without use of a third-party plugin, at this point. Since these events are just a custom post type, in general anything that allows that functionality on regular posts should also allow it for events. Sorry I couldn’t offer up more than that.

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