[wsmiller475]

I finally discovered “parent” categories, and realized that I can make groups and place them under a single parent category — that’s why your shortcode works with only one category. Would be good to point that out in instructions!
Thanks for help on other matters.

[wsmiller475]

Oh, one more thing…I want to code this way on my calendar page:

[tribe_events view=”month” category=”activity, dining, meetings”]

[wsmiller475]

OK, I found the page in your knowledgebase that should answer my question:

category

This attribute filters the shortcode view to only show events that are in the specified event category.
Only accepts category slugs. You can find category slugs by heading to Events → Event Catgeories in your wp-admin, as shown in this screenshot.
Example: [tribe_events view=”list” category=”barbecue”]

However, I could not get it to work for more than ONE category, such as category=”barbecue, picnic, festival” Am I coding incorrectly?

[wsmiller475]

Not sure the screen shot came through. Here it is:

[wsmiller475]

Hi Geoff.

Unfortunately all it does is add a slight vertical line through the sidebar:

[wsmiller475]

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