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I am trying to implement the Even Manager plugin with Enfold but we’re having an issue where the sidebar is being pushed down below the content using the page builder layout.
You can view the page here: http://vca.dev.mobiletweek.com/news/events/
Plugin is: https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-manager/
We have also tried to using the default page editor and adding things manually but we have a slider at the top of the page and when we use this method, the sidebar is overlaying the slider at the top instead of below the slider.
Any thoughts on this issue?
Hey SimonNWalker!
I took a look around but am not sure why that would be happening. It looks like the events replace the words “CONTENT” in your page content with the events. It appeared to work fine when I removed that text. It also seems to be working fine in the default editor so I would consider just continuing on with that. I would try contacting the plugin authors to see if they have any idea on what the issue could be. Also see if they have any shortcodes you can use to display the events.
If you haven’t already done so then I would also take a look at the events calendar plugin which is fully compatible with Enfold.
Regards,
ElliottOK. I swapped out the events manager plugin for the events calendar and so far, so good.
I do want to change the style of the events list page and at least be able to turn on the sidebar.
I read this article https://kriesi.at/support/topic/how-to-display-the-sidebar-in-events-calendar-pages/ were Yigit fixed this issue for another person, but he doesn’t explain what he did when he modified the view file.
Do you have the information required to turn on the sidebar?
ThanksHi!
It would take some CSS work.
You can start by opening up /enfold/config-events-calendar/views/default-template.php and then change line 17 to this.
<div class='container_wrap container_wrap_first main_color sidebar_right'>Line 21 to this.
<main class='template-page template-event-page content av-content-small units' <?php avia_markup_helper(array('context' => 'content','post_type'=>'page'));?>>And then add this after line 36.
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>So it looks like this.
</main> <?php get_sidebar(); ?>Cheers!
Elliott
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