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August 15, 2012 at 12:59 pm

I can help you get that one working. There is some output buffering that should have been removed in the last update. Open up movie_list.php and remove lines 35 and 38, where the contents are:

ob_start();

and

ob_end_clean();

You can use this and a variation of this shortcode for each column by wrapping them each in a div like this:

<div class="one-half first">[movie table shortcode max_days=1 qty=3]</div>
<div class="one-half">[modified movie table shortcode max_days=10 qty=3]</div>

Many themes will have a means of creating columns on a page using CSS. The above example would work on a Genesis theme.

The custom files add-on templates are not always the perfect solution for every use case, so the idea is they can be used as starting points to get you on your way. The existing movie table shortcode can be duplicated and modified to create a new shortcode that will ‘skip over’ today’s events and only display a list of tomorrow’s films. Other tweaks will probably be necessary, too. Making these customizations to the specifications you require will take some custom development, so you may need need to hire a developer for this.

August 16, 2012 at 9:52 am

The movie table probably requires a category parameter. If you do not plan on using category filtering, you could try modifying the code in movie_list.php something along the lines of this gist.