[Jason]

Hi Jonah,

Thanks for the explanation. We’ve settled on an interim solution, but I’ll consult the links you provided if we need to add a custom query down the line.

Best,

Jason

[Jason]

Thanks Jonah.

All of this was very helpful. Sorry for the delay in replying.

-Jason

[Jason]

Hi Jonah,

I’d like to add the category on the calendar grid. It currently appears in the tooltip when the event names are hovered, but we would like to also add it to the calendar itself in addition to the tooltip.

Thanks,

Jason

[Jason]

Just realized I posted this in the wrong forum. Please feel free to disregard.

[Jason]

Not a problem; you did the hard part 🙂

[Jason]

It’s not actually a bug in the code, but the original table-mini.php has .tribe-events-arrow inside .tribe-events-tooltip and this has it outside. If you’re using the default events.css file, you’ll need to move it back inside.

With this change, everything’s displaying correctly.
http://pastebin.com/Ls88S0gx

Thanks again,

Jason

[Jason]

Hi Barry,

Thanks for the code you supplied. The categories are removing correctly with it, but the arrow pointing to the dates is also disappearing. If I sort out a polished version, I’ll put it up for others to reference.

Jason

[Jason]

Hi Barry,

Thanks for clarifying that. I’ve setup a comparison to check for the current month and I’m copying the updated code below in case it’s useful for anyone else.

/**
* Let’s force the widget to default to a specific month on the initial view.
* We assume if the request isn’t ajax that it is indeed the initial view.
*/
if (!defined(‘DOING_AJAX’)) {
if ( $current_date query_vars[‘eventDate’] = ‘2013-04-01’;
}
}

[Jason]

Thanks Barry, the code you provided is working perfectly.
Will this need to be removed after April so the calendar loads normally in May & beyond?

Thanks,

Jason

[Jason]

Is there another method I should be using that will respect it? I’m trying to run multiple loops and output sticky posts in one div and the rest in another div that can be shown jQuery.

Here is the code for both loops that I’m using on my list.php file: http://pastebin.com/zrK1RK4u

I’ve noticed is that when an event isn’t sticky, it doesn’t appear in the second loop. Only the first loop has the problem.

[Jason]

Hi Jonah,

The slider plugin I was using isn’t compatible with the solutions you suggested, so I’m proceeding with a query of the ‘tribe_events’ post type.

Thanks for your help,

Jason

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