[Nicholas]

Thanks that does help. I do have one more question. One of the developers on our team was able to accomplish what I was looking for by making a number of modifications to the the-events-calendar/src/Tribe/Query.php file. Is there a way I can include my version of the Query.php in the theme so I can update the plug-in without losing the modified query?

[Nicholas]

Yes, any ideas would be greatly appreciated. I’m not the best programmer but if I can’t do it I can at least point of our more “backend programmy” guys in the right direction.

[Nicholas]

Thanks for looking into this George. I figured out why the events weren’t being marked on the calendar – the client checked the “Hide from event listings” box because they do not want those specific events to appear on the main feed. It was throwing me off that the events are being listed below but not marked on the calendar… I unchecked all the events that were marked “Hide from event listings” and it’s working as should.

However, this brings me to another issue. We need to be able to hide these events from the main feed. How can I hide events from the main events landing page/upcoming events, etc but still be able to view them in the category view? So for example they would need to appear if I go to /events/category/titlehere or through a widget/shortcode with a category specified but not in /events.

Thanks again for your help.

[Nicholas]

Yeah check the same page again – I added it via the widget and it’s doing the same thing.

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