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Is there a setting, plugin or workaround to set our current time with this events plugin? We discovered our hosting server is 5 hours ahead of our location time. What this means is that in List view, an event at 10am – 2pm, is not longer listed for today. Any solution would be super helpful.
Thanks.I tested to see if there were any conflicts but this was still a problem. Do you have any further ideas about how to fix this?
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Hi, I tried this with TEC v3.6.1. I recognize that this has been converted to JSON. In my single-event.php, I commented out the “echo tribe_events_template_data( $post );” line. That did the trick, the tooltip no longer appears. However, every time I over over an event, it triggers a JS error which is affecting the other JS I have on my site. Is there a way to prevent this?
Hi, mind if I revive this thread almost a year later? I have added that CSS and it works partially. The <div id=”tribe-events-tooltip-2276″ class=”tribe-events-tooltip”> element still appears and it pushes down all the other events below it (the CSS should hide it completely; I don’t know why it’s pushing other elements if it’s display:none). Is there some way to prevent the element from being inserted in the first place? Or is there some piece to this problem that I’m missing?
I have read the Themer’s Guide, thank you. I guess I should restate my question: is there something special happening (JSON?) to load the month view calendar into its page? I.e., is that table being generated or somehow manipulated via javascript? I see the PHP templates and it looks at first glance like HTML is static (with some PHP generating it, of course). But I’ve noticed a spinner icon appears when I advance to the next or previous month. This leads me to believe that the content is using ajax or some other javascript. How can I learn more about this ajax/JS manipulation?
