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Joseph Guarino
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May 7, 2015 at 1:10 pm
Hi,
I started out offering a single class in a 3 different geographic locations. For this I created 3 categories. As of today, I’m adding in new classes (2-4 classes) in all 3 regions. How should I segment these out so I can use the grid view to make it easy for everyone to find the different classes?
Any ideas are appreciated…
TIA!
Joe
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Lorenzo Orlando Caum
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May 7, 2015 at 1:18 pm
Hi Joseph, the grid view template uses event categories but does not support using multiple categories at once. Could you use a shortcode for the grid view template multiple times on a WordPress page to accomplish this?
Here is an example:
Heading – Events in Location A
[ESPRESSO_GRID_TEMPLATE category_slug=”your-event-category-sluga”]
Heading – Events in Location B
[ESPRESSO_GRID_TEMPLATE category_slug=”your-event-category-slugb”]
Heading – Events in Location C
[ESPRESSO_GRID_TEMPLATE category_slug=”your-event-category-slugc”]
You could then go a step further by adding CSS IDs to each heading on the page. Then you could create quick links (http://www.hypergurl.com/anchors.html) towards the top of the page and if a registrant clicks on one, then they’ll be brought directly there.
Browse by events:
Location A | Location B | Location C
Heading – Events in Location A
[ESPRESSO_GRID_TEMPLATE category_slug=”your-event-category-sluga”]
Heading – Events in Location B
[ESPRESSO_GRID_TEMPLATE category_slug=”your-event-category-slugb”]
Heading – Events in Location C
[ESPRESSO_GRID_TEMPLATE category_slug=”your-event-category-slugc”]
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Lorenzo
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