[Zach Tirrell]

Try adding this to your CSS:
[code language=”css”]
#tribe-bar-views [name="tribe-bar-view"] {
display: block;
}
[/code]

This should remove the “flash” of un-styled select box, but the downside is that the view navigation will stop working for anyone without Javascript. If you are comfortable with that downside, it should solve your need.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi again Maxime!

I notice this same issue occasionally when the page loads a bit slowly. For example, the first time I load the “Photos” view. This is just the CSS being applied a bit late and I think is unavoidable.

In case it is more than that, what browser are you testing with?

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Maxime!

When you change the language on your site you need to flush the permalinks. We have a guide here on how to do that: https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/fixing-http-404-errors/

Let me know if gets things back to normal. 🙂

[Zach Tirrell]

Howdy!

I was surprised to find that you are correct. There currently is no easy way to add a second line for an address.

Can you get away with allowing the long line to word-wrap? If that is not a good option, you could add a custom bit of Javascript to find that specific address and replace it with a two line version. Would that work for you?

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Mike,

That does look strange! Do you happen to know if this was occurring before you upgraded from 3.9? Also, would you mind sharing a link to where this is occurring on your site? It looks like a simple CSS issue and I’d like to see where the incompatibility is.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Tony!

Changing “organisers” to “performers” should be fairly straightforward using this guide: https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/changing-the-word-events-to-something-else/

You can show a list of events by organizer, here is an example from our demo site: http://wpshindig.com/organizer/lance-willett/

Typically, ics is a much better format for calendar data exports, which why we offer this as the export option in Events Calendar Pro. There is a 3rd party (unsupported) plugin to do a CSV export, though it appears to be fairly old. https://wordpress.org/plugins/event-calendar-exporter/

To get an additional view without images and detail text, I believe you would need to create a custom template. This would require your own custom development, but with custom templates, almost anything becomes possible! 🙂

Let me know if you have any additional questions!

[Zach Tirrell]

I just stumbled on the same wrapping issue you reported! This bit of CSS should fix it for you.

[code language=”css”]
.tribe-events-event-body .tribe-events-abbr {
display: inline;
}
[/code]

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Steve!

The functionality to charge for listings is not currently built in. Using the Community Events plugin you can have community event organizers have their own accounts to submit events. You might consider manually charging for those accounts or event listings in a non-automated way.

I don’t get the feeling that is exactly what you are looking for, but I would encourage you to add a vote to an existing User Voice request for this feature. We take those seriously as we plan new features.

Let me know if there is anything else I can do to be of assistance.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Jenna!

Thanks for the question. Good news, you can show name, date, and location using the widget in Events Calendar Pro.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hello 🙂

I tried the code you provided and it did translate properly on my test system. Perhaps you have a custom tribe-events/modules/meta/details.php template in your theme?

As for hiding this option, unfortunately there isn’t an easy way to consistently target that element with CSS. You could do this with a bit of javascript/jQuery though:

jQuery( '.tribe-events-event-categories' ).hide().prev().hide();

I am also not seeing the time wrapping issue locally. Could you provide a link where I can see this on your site?

[Zach Tirrell]

Fantastic! Glad you figured it out and I’m marking your solution for others to find.

[Zach Tirrell]

I setup a fresh install of WordPress MU and enabled that plugin plus The Events Calendar and Pro, but I am not experiencing the same issue you are.

I’m not certain what is causing the incompatibility with WordPress MU Domain Mapper and your specific configuration, but I am afraid I can’t do much more to help.

We aren’t able to ensure compatibility with every plugin, but we do have a guide you can use to try and find the source of the problem – Testing for Conflicts.

Let me know if there is anything else we can help you with.

[Zach Tirrell]

I’m going to see if I can reproduce the issue with that plugin in my local install. I’ll let you know what I discover.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Jose,

To accomplish what you have described would require a customization. That may be possible in conjunction with a web developer, I recommend reviewing our Themer’s Guide.

We are unable to help with that entire process, but we may be able to give you pointers along the way if you have some specific questions.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Darius!

Sorry to hear you are having troubles. It looks to me like one of the other plugins or your theme is conflicting. Can you try disabling some other plugins or momentarily switch to one of the default themes to see if we can narrow it down?

Let me know what you find and we can help you debug more.

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