[Zach Tirrell]

With custom development I believe it is possible to do the things you require, though some may be more complicated than others. I would encourage you to read through the Themer’s Guide to get a feel for how much customization is available.

What you have described is not available as “out of the box” functionality though.

Let me know if this was helpful or if you have additional questions.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Crystal,

For clarity sake, I’ll assume you are talking about the Woocommerce Tickets add-on. That does support a CSV export of your event attendees. When they buy tickets, it creates an order record with the purchaser details. These are not the same as WordPress user records.

As for a schedule builder, I am not aware of current plans to build that, but we are always soliciting feature requests on our UserVoice page.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Melinda,

I don’t think The Events Calendar is going to work for what you are trying to do.

It’s possible that you could use the plugin to schedule classes as events. From there, you could use translation to rename “events” as “classes”. This would not give you the functionality to allow students to register though.

If you purchased Eventbrite Tickets you could have students register by getting tickets and configure the tickets as free with a limited quantity. Once registration was over, you could reduce the available ticket amounts to the number sold and that would stop anyone from getting additional tickets.

However, even with all of that in place, students would still see the events even after registering for them, unless you went in and changed them all to private when registration closes.

In summary, this seems like it could be possible using a paid ticketing add-on, under the right circumstances, if you were willing to deal with a bit of fiddling.

Let me know if that is helpful or if you have any additional questions.

[Zach Tirrell]

Howdy!

Let’s check the versions of the plugins you are currently running. We have had a couple releases this week, so make sure you caught them all. The current versions are:

3.9.3 The Events Calendar
3.9.3 Events Calendar Pro
3.9.3 Facebook Events

The Facebook import option should appear under the Events menu and is called “Import: Facebook”. If you aren’t seeing that, please confirm you have the plugin activated.

Let me know if any of those preliminary checks revealed the issue.

[Zach Tirrell]

I’m glad that worked!

If you have any other questions, don’t hesitate to open a support request. I am going to go ahead and close this one now though, as I believe you are all set.

[Zach Tirrell]

Great! I’m glad that did the trick.

If you are interested in combined CSS and/or SASS, we would love of you to add that to our UserVoice for feature ideas.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Philip,

It looks like you are trying to adjust the ordering, which should not be affecting the data in the _EventStartDate meta field.

I’m not sure the exact context of the snippet you shared. You may want to look at this tutorial on custom queries and pagination. It suggests the use of tribe_get_events() function which is a wrapper for get_posts that provides some useful functionality around fetching events.

If you could provide more detail around where you are using this and perhaps a dump of the data you are getting back that looks wrong, I may be able to help further.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Monica!

It looks like the CSS you found is close. Try this one instead:

[code]
.single-tribe_events #tribe-events-content {
padding: 15px;
}
[/code]

Let me know if that is what you are looking for.

[Zach Tirrell]

No problem!

Linked here is a code snippet that should do what you are looking for: https://gist.github.com/8c290abcf2337da36080

I included two options in there, one for removing this section and another that translates it properly. Go ahead and remove the one that you do not want.

The easiest way for you to use this is to paste the code into your theme’s functions.php file.

Let me know if this works for you!

[Zach Tirrell]

You can hide it with CSS:

[code]
.eventbrite-ticket-embed div:last-child {
display: none;
}
[/code]

Let me know if that is what you are looking for.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Chris,

Turning off all of the CSS is relatively straightforward, you just have to dequeue all of our CSS.

I think this snippet should do exactly what you are looking for: https://gist.github.com/ckpicker/ffe7c737b73e5d581bad

Let me know if that works for you.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi John,

I’m not certain which link you are referring to. Perhaps you could include a screenshot?

I looked at your site briefly and this sentence is below the tickets box: “Event registration powered by Eventbrite” and includes a link to http://www.eventbrite.com/?ref=etckt If that’s the one you are referring to, that is not an affiliate URL, but rather a tracking URL that Eventbrite uses to know links are coming from ticket forms.

Let me know if that answers your question or if there is a different link that I am not seeing.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Robert,

Getting search engines to follow along with our intentions can be frustrating. I looked briefly at your calendar and I don’t see anything obvious that you missed (ex. robots.txt looks correct).

When you moved your events from your main site to the new subdomain, did you redirect all the old links?

How long ago did you make the change? It’s possible Google simply has not yet caught up with your change.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hi Katie,

Thanks for the links. The CSS I provided you previously was slightly wrong, try this instead:

[code]
#tribe-events-content .tribe-events-event-body .tribe-events-abbr {
display: inline;
}
[/code]

I’m stumped on why the translation isn’t working on the “Event Categories:”. Perhaps it is the theme you are using that is doing something slightly different with that template? Did you try the Javascript snippet solution I suggested for hiding it?

Let me know if any of this helps or if you need me to look again.

[Zach Tirrell]

It seems like the WYSIWYG must be messing with the z-index of .tribe-events-tooltip.

Try adding this to your theme css:

[code]
.tribe-events-tooltip {
z-index: 1001;
}
[/code]

You may need to dig into the style inspector to figure out what is overriding the style so you can make sure your new CSS rule has greater specificity. This is difficult for me to help with since it is only occurring for you when logged in.

Let me know if that helps you figure it out or if you have other questions.

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