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Hi Nikko,

I’m not using any caching plugin. When you say the site is “still pointing on your subdomain”, do you mean that you’re seeing the site as loading from new.p4ne.org? How do you see that? I can only see that the CSS is coming from that domain.

If I sign into the dashboard at the root domain and edit something, the edit appears on the site too.

Eoghan

I don’t know whether it’s the same bug or not, but something has been logged with Modern Tribe/The Events Calendar. See:
https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/conflict-between-enfold-4-2-2-and-events-calendar-pro-4-4-22/#post-1468757

Hi Ismael,

Thanks for helping with this. Maybe it’s best if I explain from the start, but in brief:
– There’s a blog on the website, using multiple categories, here: https://brightgreenlearning.com/blog
– There’s also a blog, but using only one category (97, ‘Collaboration by Design’), here: https://brightgreenlearning.com/academy/collaboration-by-design
– I would like both the main blog (multiple catgories) and the single-category blog to be entirely separate from the visitors point of view. So I have managed, for example, to have a different sidebar show up on posts that are in category 97 and also to have that category hidden from the sidebar categories widget that appears on the main blog.

What I have not been able to do is to stop the post navigation at the edges of the screen from A) excluding category 97 when browsing the main blog and B) showing only category 97 when browsing the alternative blog?

I could potentially solve this by just disabling that navigation option altogether, but it does add some value for site visitors, so I’d rather keep it there.

@John Torvik tried helping me above, but the proposed solutions have not worked.

If you have any suggestions I’d be most grateful.

Thanks,
Eoghan

Thanks John.

As it won’t let me redeclare “exclude_category”, which I’ve already declared in the is_feed above, can you tell me what the syntax is for adding this is_singular snippet to the code. Is it something like this?

function exclude_category($query) {
	if ( $query->is_feed ) {
		$query->set('cat', '-97');
	}
return $query;
}
add_filter('pre_get_posts', 'exclude_category');

    if ( $query->is_singular(‘post’) && $query->is_main_query() ) {
        $query->set( 'cat', '-97' );
    }
}
add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'exclude_category' );

(I know what I’ve pasted above does not work, but I’m not sure how to fix it.)

Thank you again,
Eoghan

With huge thanks to @crawford13, plus a little extra investigating on my part this evening, I finally got this working.

To help others, if you want to add a sub-menu on event calendar pages, you need to do the following:

1. Add this code to your functions.php

add_action('after_setup_theme', function() {
    if(is_child_theme()) remove_action('tribe_events_template', 'avia_events_tempalte_paths', 10, 2);
});

add_action('tribe_events_template', 'avia_events_template_paths_mod', 10, 2);
function avia_events_template_paths_mod($file, $template)
{
    $redirect = array('default-template.php', 'single-event.php');
    if(in_array($template, $redirect))
    {
        $file = get_stylesheet_directory() . "/config-events-calendar/views/".$template;
    }

    return $file;
}

Note that even though I’m only modifying the default-template.php file below, I still included single-event.php in the redirect array here:
$redirect = array('default-template.php', 'single-event.php');

2. In /wp-content/themes/enfold/config-events-calendar/views find default-template.php and create a local copy.

Edit it as follows, adding the do_shortcode for the submenu, wrapped in php tags, just above <div class=’container_wrap container_wrap_first main_color fullsize’>

<!-- Add subnav -->
<?php 
echo do_shortcode("[av_submenu which_menu='' menu='96' position='center' color='main_color' sticky='aviaTBsticky' mobile='disabled']
[av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 1' link='' linktarget='no' button_style='']
[av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 2' link='' linktarget='no' button_style='']
[/av_submenu]");
?>

		<div class='container_wrap container_wrap_first main_color fullsize'>

That’s what worked for me.

Thanks again to @Ismael, @Yigit and – in particular – @crawford13

Continued thanks @crawford13. I had not realized that I should be using templates provided by Enfold. (I forgot that Enfold is specifically configured to be compatible with these plugins.)

So, I now have a functions.php in my child theme that includes (among other snippets that are all working properly) the following:

/* Telling the Event Calendar plugin to use the view templates found in the Child Theme
*/

add_action('tribe_events_template', 'avia_events_template_paths_mod', 10, 2);
function avia_events_template_paths_mod($file, $template)
{
    $redirect = array('default-template.php', 'single-event.php');
    if(in_array($template, $redirect))
    {
        $file = get_stylesheet_directory() . "/config-events-calendar/views/".$template;
    }

    return $file;
}

And I have the default-template.php file sitting in /wp-content/themes/enfold-child/config-events-calendar/views and looking like this:

<?php

global $avia_config;

	/*
	 * get_header is a basic wordpress function, used to retrieve the header.php file in your theme directory.
	 */
	 get_header();
		
	 $title = tribe_is_month() ? __('Calendar of Events', 'avia_framework') : tribe_get_events_title(false);
 	 $args = array('title'=> $title, 'link'=>'');

 	 if( !is_singular() || get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'header', true) != 'no') echo avia_title($args);
 	 
 	 do_action( 'ava_after_main_title' );
 	 
	 ?>
	 
<?php 
echo do_shortcode("[av_submenu which_menu='center' menu='' position='center' color='main_color' sticky='true' mobile='disabled' mobile_submenu=''][av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 1'][av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 2']
[/av_submenu]");
?>

		<div class='container_wrap container_wrap_first main_color fullsize'>

			<div class='container'>

				<main class='template-page template-event-page content av-content-full units' <?php avia_markup_helper(array('context' => 'content','post_type'=>'page'));?>>
					
					 <div id="tribe-events-pg-template">
                   
                 	<?php
                 	
					tribe_events_before_html();
					tribe_get_view();
					tribe_events_after_html(); 
					
					?>
					
					</div> <!-- #tribe-events-pg-template -->
					
				<!--end content-->
				</main>

			</div><!--end container-->

		</div><!-- close default .container_wrap element -->

<?php get_footer(); ?>

But still the sub-menu in question appears on neither of the following pages:
https://brightgreenlearning.com/courses

This is the sub-menu I’m trying to have appear on those pages:

Perhaps you could take one final look at the above and see if you can spot what I’m doing wrong or what’s going wrong.

Thank you so much,
Eoghan
(@thatcommsguy)

Hi Ismael,

Sorry if I’m coming across as incompetent here. I’m just not managing to get this to work. (Perhaps I should be getting support from Modern Tribe in this case?)

Can you confirm the following (at least for single event listings):
1. I need to edit the file single-event.php and copy it to /wp-content/themes/enfold-child/tribe-events, which will cause the plugin to use that file rather than the default
2. I only need to add the shortcode snippet below to that page,

echo do_shortcode("[av_submenu which_menu='center' menu='' position='center' color='main_color' sticky='true' mobile='disabled' mobile_submenu=''][av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 1'][av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 2']
[/av_submenu]");

…underneath the following container:

<div id="tribe-events-content" class="tribe-events-single vevent hentry">

	<p class="tribe-events-back"><a href="<?php echo tribe_get_events_link() ?>"> <?php _e( '&laquo; All Events', 'avia_framework' ) ?></a></p>

…and wrapped in php tags as follows

<?php [snippet] ?>

3. Do I need to add anything to the original snippet you provided (e.g. the name of the sub-menu, any additional menu items that I’ve since added, etc…?

4. Do I need to add any other code to the single-event.php file or to any other file to make this work?

I’ve tried changing the single-event.php file in other ways and uploading it, just to see whether that is indeed the file that’s being used for a page like this: https://brightgreenlearning.com/course/fundamentals-of-collaboration-by-design-core-module
But I haven’t succeeded.

Again, sorry for not managing to follow your instructions properly. The Enfold support is really great and I generally can get everything to work first time…I’ve just hit a wall on this one.

Thanks,
Eoghan

Thanks Yigit.

If I look at this page: https://brightgreenlearning.com/academy/pricing-packages I just see a standard ampersand, which is of course fine. But it would be nice to use the enfold special ampersand, as long as it’s in white in that section.

I had added some code to the custom CSS to try to do that – if found it elsewhere in the Enfold forums – but it wasn’t working.

It’s not a big deal – the ordinary ampersand is fine.

Eoghan

Hi Yigit,

I’m afraid not! That’s a standard ampersand, which I could place there with the html code, rather than the special ampersand that Enfold kindly makes available for us. It’s not a big deal, although if I edit that page I have to remember to re-add the html code again as it recoverts it to a plain text ampersand which then is not visible on the page.

So if you have a solution that would make the special ampersand appear, it would be most welcome!

Thanks,
Eoghan

Many thanks Ismael. That worked perfectly.

I have one more related question, if you don’t mind: is there an is_ function that I can use to do the same thing on the calendar page from the Event Calendar (https://brightgreenlearning.com/courses or https://brightgreenlearning.com/course)?

It doesn’t work if I simply add them to the is_page array, as I guess they’re not actually pages.

Thanks…
Eoghan