Posted: January 10, 2017 at 2:18 pm
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1: On the calendar images, is there a way to go to the registration page when you click on the image thumbnail? People are getting annoyed it just brings up the pic in another page. 2: When you are on registration page, how can you remove the HUGE image at the top? It just needs the small one at the bottom. 3: On reg page, how can you KEEP DETAILS, but HIDE SALE DATES and ACCESS? Thanks! |
Hi, 1) I was not sure which site you were referred to so I had a look at one of them and I was able to see what is happening. A featured image is being added to the event and then in the content area, you are manually adding and image and that image is linked. Try removing the link (href) on the image that is being manually added. 2) The large image is the featured image that is being uploaded through the event editor. That image is being used by the events calendar so you could hide it on the single events page itself using this line of CSS: .espresso_event_type-single-event a.post-thumbnail { display: none; } The other option to to create a new theme template file for the single event page which does not include the image: https://gist.github.com/lorenzocaum/16aac08f099d7c154f04 3) There is an option to show less information for the ticket selector through your WordPress dashboard (WP-admin) –> Event Espresso –> Events –> Templates. Then scroll towards the end of the page for the ticket selector options. Be sure to save changes after making a selection. — |
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I added the code and the large image still shows: https://www.masterpiecemixersormond.com/events/wines-blues/ We just want the thumbnail on the calendar (ability to link to the registration) and the smaller image on the reg page at the bottom: https://www.masterpiecemixersormond.com/events/wines-blues/ I tried the Less info but it still shows ‘Sale Dates’ and ‘Access’. We want to show ‘Details-Price’ |
To hide the image on that page with CSS you would use: .espresso_event_type-single-event .et_post_meta_wrapper img { display: none; } Note that image is being added by your theme, not EE.
Your adding that image into the event description, correct? When you add an image to description the media uploader gives you the option of where it should link to – http://take.ms/4Cy7U I looks like when adding the image you have select ‘Media File’ so the image lnks directly to the file if you click it. The single event page (and the calendar) then just output the image as you set when adding it it to the content, so its not EE linking to the image, its how your adding it to the description. To have the image link to the registration page you would need to set the link shown in the screenshot above to the registration page and would need to do that manually for each event each time you add the image. The steps for that would be to copy the event url – http://take.ms/nTCww Then when adding the image, select ‘custom url’ and input the event URL you copied above into the field – http://take.ms/OIkNu The image will then link to whatever URL you added to that field when it is clicked. However you will also need to fix the URL’s used by images on past events to prevent this from happening on those, you do that by clicking the image in the editor and then clicking the pencil to edit the image settings – http://take.ms/1Uozy Note that every event will have a unique URL so each image will need that option set each time. Another option is to set the image to link to ‘None’ which removes the link completely but leaves the image there. |
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Thanks. What about this? 3: On reg page, how can you keep DETAILS, but HIDE SALE DATES and ACCESS? |
You can hide those with CSS: .tckt-slctr-tkt-sale-dates-sctn, .tckt-slctr-tkt-datetimes-sctn { display: none; } |
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Awesome!!! Thanks Last thing. Since I hid the blog links on the right side, how can I make the registration page full width? https://www.masterpiecemixersormond.com/events/rios-trees-3/ |
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I was able to fix it with: #left-area { But now on the blog page itself the layout gets messed up. Any thoughts? |
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This is from my customer: Can we have the date, time, and picture showing up before the price? |
The selector you are using is to general and applies to other pages other than Event Espresso. For EE single events use: .single-espresso_events #left-area { padding-bottom: 23px; width: 100%; } For the registration checkout page you’ll need:
However your theme should allow you to set a full width page template on the checkout page which would work better than adding CSS for this.
On the single event page? You can change the orders within Event Espresso -> Events -> Templates. There is a ‘Use Custom Display Order?’ option for both single events page and the event list. |
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Thanks. One more thing. On the registration page, is there a way to hide: by Thays T | Dec 18, 2016 | 0 comments https://www.masterpiecemixersormond.com/events/mermaid-tail-2/ |
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Disregard last one about hiding author, etc…i got it |
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