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Thanks for figuring that out! I changed them to Private because we wanted to ‘close’ registration. I guess I should have just hidden them from the shop, which would achieve the same goal.
Thanks for the help!
No, I don’t see that button. As you can see in Screenshot 3 that I’d attached previously, my tickets don’t ‘appear’ on the events page and neither do View Attendees and View Orders (although as I said, I can manually visit those pages by typing the URL in myself.
Actually, it’s more than that. The tickets seem to have disappeared entirely from some of my events. They’re still there for others. On the Woocommerce product edit pages, it still says ‘this item is a ticket for….’ but on the actual event page, I can’t see the tickets anymore.
Just trying to get the ‘events’ portion of my site looking like the rest. It’s not perfect now, but it will do. Thanks for all your help.
Yes, that’s where I put it. Other child theme overrides that I’ve previously put in the child theme folder work but I haven’t tried any others in child theme/tribe-events. Guess I will have to give it a shot.
Thanks Cliff! Getting really close now. I changed to the Default Events Template and was able to smash some of the code from my theme’s template in to get it looking pretty good.
The one outstanding issue I’m having is using my child theme folder. If I put my new default-template.php in the plugins/the-events-calendar/src/views, or in my theme’s tribe-events folder, it works. But if I put default-template.php in my child theme’s tribe-events folder, it doesn’t work.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!!
