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Remove Recurring Info from List View | The Events Calendar
I need to remove the recurring info from my list view. I did see a css solution posted in a couple threads (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/how-to-remove-text-recurring-event-see-all-from-recurring-events/, https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/recurring-event-text-appears-in-the-list-view/) but I need it to be completely absent from the DOM. I am using to display the date info for the event, but the recurring info is…
show start and end date of a recurring event | The Events Calendar
Hi is there a way to show above a title of a recurring event the date of the first and of the last event of the serie, instead of the date of the day of the single (for example, from 13 april to 17 april 2016 instead of only 13…14…15…16 or 17 april)? Thanks
Add links to ALL other occurrences in a recurring event series (not just future occurrences) -- looks like http://cl.ly/1h383J1b3L0P -- created for https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/displaying-all-events-that-are-in-the-same-series-as-the-displayed-single-even/
Add links to ALL other occurrences in a recurring event series (not just future occurrences) -- looks like http://cl.ly/1h383J1b3L0P -- created for https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topi...
Customizing CSS | The Events Calendar
There are three distinct ways to customize calendar styles: Adding custom styles directly in your stylesheets. This is best when you have just a few changes and are certain you won’t lose your changes if your theme updates. Using the WordPress Customizer. Use this by navigating to Appearance → Customize from the WordPress dashboard, then …
Setting Default Blocks | The Events Calendar
With the Block (Gutenberg) Editor, all post types that have support for default templates for which order your block will show up when you create a new post. For events, we introduced a filter to allow you to easily customize your default content. Hook name: tribe_events_editor_default_template Parameters used on this Filter $template – Array with …
Custom WordPress Rewrite Rule to Combine Taxonomy and Post Type - Igor Benić
WordPress permalinks are great for having friendly urls that your visitors can also remember and that benefit your SEO optimization. Some solutions will require you to have an url made of a combination of different content. In this tutorial we …
Customise the post titles in ACF's relationship field
If you've ever found yourself wanting to modify the post titles in an ACF relationship field, you may have already stumbled across the acf/fields/relationship/result filter. It's a pretty useful filter when you want to provide some more contextual information next to a post title in the relationship field results list. As with many filters built …
How to Create and Use WordPress User Metadata (User Meta)
In this article, we explore WordPress user metadata, usually called simply WordPress user meta. We'll explain, among other things: How to add custom user
Gravity Forms Confirmation - Make the Most of This Prime Opportunity
The Gravity Forms confirmation tools are an ideal way to create value. Users are paying attention. Don't squander this opportunity with a generic message.
Dynamic Content in Gravity Forms - Boost Conversion with this Easy Trick
Dynamic content lets you prefill a Gravity Form on the confirmation page. It boosts conversion and it's not difficult to accomplish. We show you how to.
How to add and test skip links
Many users navigate websites using the keyboard only or with screen readers. These users need a way to skip directly to the main content of the page. If your theme has a navigation menu, a header /…
WordPress Caching: All You Need To Know
Caching in WordPress is often misunderstood. In this post, learn more about some of those misconceptions & get a little clarity on the minefield that is WordPress caching.
get_queried_object(): How and Why to Use It
WordPress's get_queried_object() function has the distinction of being, I think, the most useful core function in WordPress that I didn't know about for
Adding New ACF Repeater Items to the Top via @polevaultweb
Last year I wrote about using an Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) repeater field to manage data in a custom table for storing versions of the Delicious Brains
How to Schedule a Revision to Go Live in WordPress
One OSTraining user asked us this week if it was possible to schedule a revision to go live in the future. This would be very helpful if you need to automati...
Gravity Forms for WordPress - Designing a Complex Form
Gravity Forms - a powerful, easy to use forms plugin for WordPress. The guidelines described will make your forms, especially complex forms, more effective.