It’s taken me about a year to get back to this topic that I posted a year ago: https:\/\/theeventscalendar.com\/support\/forums\/topic\/where-is-event-submitted-template\/<\/p>\n
After a lot of recent thought, the launch of a new site using these plugins, and trying to rethink the way I’m using the templates for both the Events Calendar Pro and The Community Events plugins I’m befuddled.<\/p>\n
I feel that using the “events template” setting in The Events Calendar’s Basic Template Settings as the template for the pages displayed when a user submits and edits any previously submitted Community Event posts is a huge oversight when it comes to customizing your plugin.<\/p>\n
For instance, because I’m using hero images and other full page with features I do not add a containing div in the template that I use at the settings mentioned above. Every view is very customized, so the template I use for that basic setting is very naked.<\/p>\n
So, if I was to use Casey’s first suggestion from a year ago (change the custom page template I’m using) it would affect every template that I’ve customized. In the second suggestion, by using the community redirect plugin for newly submitted events (which should be a native function to the plugin, in my opinion) I solve only part of my problem because the plugin does not redirect users that edit an already published event.<\/p>\n
I have found one common containing div in on the “event submitted page” which is the div with an id of “tribe-community-events” but customizing the CSS of this div is not a comprehensive solution.<\/p>\n
Sorry, for the long forum post but it seems everything I wrote was necessary. Did I overlook a simple solution?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-965942","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n