Hi. We’re running WordPress 4.1 and The Events Calendar 3.6.1 and The Events Calendar Pro 3.6.1. <\/p>\n
I know those 2 plugins are a little outdated. But they were significantly hacked in order to deliver content according to very specific requirement documents.<\/p>\n
I’ve encountered a new challenge. We need a custom single events page. Yes, I understand we should grab this file: plugins\/the-events-calendar\/views\/single-event.php and copy it here: themes\/[our-theme]\/tribe-events\/single-event.php and make changes to that file. And we have done that.<\/p>\n
BUT: <\/p>\n
Even when we create a custom file as a template for single-events, however, the page still loads CSS (and maybe JS files) that we don’t need or want. In other words, we want a custom template at tribe-events\/single-event.php and we have that. But we DON’T want custom events CSS (and JS files?) that are being loaded somehow but not with single-event.php. How do I turn off these includes? Where are they hiding? Files like tribe-events-full.min.css and tribe-events-calendar-pro-full-mobile-min.css. It is not just a matter of clarity and brevity. Some events CSS files are interrupting the way our page should look and function.<\/p>\n
For example, we have a single-event page with a custom single-event.php file here: http:\/\/www.limegrove.com\/events\/live-limegrove-jj-poulter-4\/. But something – one of these CSS files, I think – is interrupting the way our top menu should work. <\/p>\n
Brevity. We have created a custom file our_theme\/tribe-events\/single-event.php. But the page still loads extra event calendar CSS files that we don’t want. How do we stop that template file from loading extra event calendar CSS files? <\/p>\n
Thank you for your insight. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-937727","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n