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Michael
ParticipantYes, excellent – thanks very much.
Michael
Participant2 Quick notes:
I had upgrade notices for both Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO, decided to upgrade one by one, Events Calendar first. When I returned to the Plugins screen, PRO had no upgrade notice anymore, had to download it manually.
On the Venues > Add New and Organizers > Add New screens, the submenu on the left still goes missing (ie ‘Events’ istn’t highlighted, and its sub menu is hidden).
It’s not a browser compatibility issue – the wp-has-current-submenu and wp-menu-open classes are missing from the Events li in #adminmenu.October 26, 2012 at 9:03 am in reply to: Can I disable the Event Organizer section on all admin screens? #27249Michael
ParticipantThat’s great, thanks. (Are you sure it wouldn’t be the better default for most people?)
October 26, 2012 at 7:50 am in reply to: Can I disable the Event Organizer section on all admin screens? #27240Michael
ParticipantI forgot to say thank you: thank you. And I’ve got two unrelated points, I’ll just leave them here:
1. The subnav (Events, Add New, Event Categories…) doesn’t show on Add New Venue and Add New Organizer screens – you’ve probably noticed that already.
2. A suggestion/feature request: I think the list of saved venues (in admin) should be sorted alphabetically by default – listing the venues by creation date doesn’t make a lot of sense to me.
Cheers,
M.October 25, 2012 at 3:31 pm in reply to: Can I disable the Event Organizer section on all admin screens? #27223Michael
ParticipantHm, I don’t think I’ll go down that road – a plugin to hide parts of another plugin, that’s too many cooks, at least in this case.
It’s not the end of the world, I can tell my client to disregard that portion, it just would have been cleaner to hide it. I mainly wanted to check if I was missing an obvious way of doing it.
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