I’ve built a website for our Chamber of Commerce. Now that Community Events is available, I’m trying to use it on the site. Prior to your release, I was using Events Calendar Pro to publish Chamber Events on their own calendar page; and a different plugin (Event-O-Matic, not as nice-looking, but similar in functionality) to publish Community Events on its own calendar page. So basically, I was running two separate calendar plugins on the same site, without intermingling events between the two calendars.<\/p>\n
I understand how to use categories with your plugins, and isolate each calendar to publish on their own page:<\/p>\n
sitename.com\/events\/category\/community-events \t\t\tand
\nsitename.com\/events\/category\/chamber-events<\/p>\n
However, when I click on a single event in either calendar, and it opens that single event view, at the bottom of the page there are links to an event directly prior and directly after that event, which might be on either calendar instead of only for that calendar category. How can I eliminate the links at the bottom of each page? I’ve altered my theme settings to not include post links, but it doesn’t seem to affect the pages that events appear.<\/p>\n
Also, the link at the top of individual events page says Back To Events, which takes the viewer to one overall calendar that contains all categories:<\/p>\n
sitename.com\/events<\/p>\n
– not separated like I have it above for community-events and chamber-events.<\/p>\n
If I can’t take the viewer back to a specific calendar, then I’d like to eliminate that Back to Events link also, but don’t know how or where.<\/p>\n
Thanks, I love your plugins!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-19142","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n