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Hi!
I installed “the events calendar” plugin and I managed to tweak it to how I want it to look, mostly… Two more issues remain, could you help me out here?
1. When on http://www.vrijzinnigen.nl/agenda/categorie/agenda/ on the right side just under the menu bar there is ‘evenementen op datum’ which produces a small calendar. I’d like to remove this whole thing. How can I do so?
Someone suggested using the following code, I added it to the custom CSS field within Enfold but it doesn’t seem to help yet. Do you think this is the right code? Maybe my website takes time to show the result? Or do I need another piece of code or place it somewhere else?
#tribe-events-content-wrapper > .tribe-bar-disabled {
display: none;
}2. Below the event title is the date and time. I managed to get the time from 12hour-system to 24-hour system, but now I’d like to add the word ‘uur’ behind the time(s). Any idea on how I can do this?
Hey!
Please add following code to Quick CSS
span.date-start.dtstart:after, .end-time.dtend:after { content: ' uur'; }Regards,
YigitAnother 2 questions on “The events calendar”:
#1 When I am on a single-events-page at the bottom there are links to the event before it and after it. It takes you to the earlier/next event, no matter what category they are in. Is there a way to make these links go to the earlier/next event in the SAME category as the single-event is in?
#2 When on a single events page, at the top left there is ‘see all events’. Can this refer to just the events in this category? And can I change the text? It now links to the events in all categories combined and I’d like it to link only to the events in this category.
Regards,
Welmoed
Hey!
1) You can try this code but I’m not sure if it works with the “events” post type. Insert it into the enfold/functions.php or child theme functions.php file (at the very bottom)
function category_specific_post_nav($settings) { $settings['same_category'] = true; return $settings; } add_filter('avia_post_nav_settings','category_specific_post_nav', 10);We use the standard wordpress functions: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/next_post_link and http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/previous_post_link and basically the code will make sure that the $in_same_term function parameter is set to true. I’m not sure though if the Events plugin supports it or if the plugin manipulates the next/prev urls somehow.
2) This link is not generated by our theme. If you want to change the link url or text please contact the plugin author because we can’t answer questions regarding the usage or customization of third party plugins.
Regards,
Peter
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