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Hi Victor,

Oh wow, so we actually found a new species, huh? Aren’t we the entomologists 

At least now I know I’m not making some weird mistake. And by finding the ‘cause’ of the issue there’s now a work-around that will do for the first stage of our project. Good outcome. Good luck with the debugging process and thanks for helping out! Looking forward to that update!

Cheers,
Mark

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Here’s some images of the problem.

Kind regards,
Mark

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Hi there Jennifer,

Thanks for picking this up.

I think we might have a misunderstanding. I have a similar problem to this:

Attendee Information not showing in attached PDF

I saw your response to that post and have tried looking for conflicts. The ticket order block and the additional meta fields per ticket only appear after activating the Woocommerce plug-in and its latest Storefront template. With these minimal settings the problem persists.

Any thoughts?

PS. Let’s get this major thing out of the way before we get to the customization bit..

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Hi Juan,

Thanks for thinking ahead there. And thanks for the help on this.

Cheers!
Mark

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Hi Juan,

I was seeing the text disappear in list view, so that’s why. Could you tell me what template part would be a better place for the description and such of the category so it will stay visible no matter what calendar view is chosen by the user? Or should I just paste the code to all views?

I’ll try and figure out how to use the tribe_get_event_categories() function to my advantage further on in development. I did however just now stumble over the code below which seems to give me the ID of the current category for further use:

echo get_queried_object_id();

More on that via here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12289169/how-do-i-get-current-taxonomy-term-id-on-wordpress/12289287

Hopefully this might be of use to someone. I was trying to connect to the infamous “Category and Taxonomy Meta Fields” plugin, which now works for me. On to the next challenge!

Thanks!
Mark

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Hi Juan,

I’m testing this in [my-child-theme]/tribe-events/month/content.php right after:

<div id=”tribe-events-content” class=”tribe-events-month”>

I am guessing that this is the template part responsible for showing the event category page content and it is the spot where I would like to show more info on the current category. The first and third snippet work on that spot.

Thanks for any directions you could give me.
Cheers!

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