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July 14, 2014 at 5:54 pm

Hi,

If this issue is resolved, then could you update the status to resolved?

You can also reply and we can do this for you.

Thanks.

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Lorenzo

July 15, 2014 at 1:38 am

Hi Alex,

To do this you can place each of those events into different categories then call just that category with the [EVENT_CUSTOM_VIEW] shortcode.

So go to Event Espresso -> Categories. Create 2 new categories “Course A” and “Course B” – http://take.ms/I0xlo (notice the category identifiers, you’ll need these shortly)

Then assign the relevant category to each of your events and call them with the [EVENT_CUSTOM_VIEW] using the category_identifier attribute.

So to call ‘Course A’ from my example, I would use:

[EVENT_CUSTOM_VIEW category_identifier=”course-a-1405409521″]

That way only the events from that category will be displayed.

EVENT_CUSTOM_VIEW comes with the events-table template, have you looked into the recurring dropdown template? Which works in the same way but groups all each group of recurring events into one instance and just displays the dates for that group.

Does that help?

July 15, 2014 at 3:53 am

Hi Alexander,

Yes that’s fine, you can chain link the category identifiers with a comma, like so
:

[EVENT_CUSTOM_VIEW category_identifier=”british-1380794320,american-1380794310″]

You can hide the category filter as a whole by using this CSS:

#ee_filter_cat_default { display:none; }

Individual ones can be hidden like so

option.cat-7 {
display: none;
}

The number relates to the ID found in the Categories menu in the Event Espresso menu.

Please note that hiding options can be a little hit and miss depending on the browser, for example Internet Explorer will ignore the attempt to hide individual options. Not much can be done about that.

July 15, 2014 at 4:46 am

No problem, let me know how you get on!