[Peter]

OK – I’ve moved further down the line. I noted that the events page is controlled by the “Default Events Template”, and tried to locate that, since that should address my concerns noted above. I found /plugins/the-event-calendar/views/ecp-page-template.php, which appeared to be the answer to everything. I copied that, and used it as the template that is used to create my home page.

My home page then showed the title and the Event List / Calendar buttons, but not the month selectors or the calendar itself. Still, I feel like it’s a step forward.

One of its lines is: ?php include(tribe_get_current_template()); ?

and I’m now curious what defines the ‘current template’. I see from https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/the-events-calendar-template-tags-general-functions/#functiontribe_get_current_template that this gets ‘the current page template that we’re on’ but I’m now wondering how it knows the current template — for instance, in this case does it *not* know the current template, and that’s why it’s failing to display in the same manner?

I tried replacing include(tribe_get_current_template()) with include(tribe_calendar_grid()) and got the calendar to show along with the title, but I lost the Events List / Calendar buttons, and I still don’t have the month selectors. In addition, I see some error messages on the page now.

Apologies for the verbosity. I still haven’t solved my problem, but I’m not as stumped as I was before. If anyone wants to chime in, I welcome feedback, but I also see some paths to take before begging for further assistance.

[Peter]

Sorry. Should have Previewed post before posting it. My bad. Above, I’m using tribe_calendar_grid(); in my template to add the calendar to the page in question.

[Peter]

If/when you can accommodate rss feeds *coming in* to ECP, you’d have this problem solved, by just locating an existing online rss feed of public holidays and subscribing to said feed.

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