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July 5, 2012 at 11:24 am

Add the following to the stylesheet of the active WordPress theme:

p.start_date, p.event_time {display:none;}

Alternatively, I recommend using the My custom CSS plugin for making edits like this.

July 5, 2012 at 1:45 pm

To clarify, that’s the email that gets sent to the admin?

The emails that get sent to the registrants are customized in the email editors, so if there is date/time information in these emails, simply remove the shortcodes from the editor.

If you need to modify the admin email, there’s a function in the core plugin that you’d have to modify:
In /functions/email.php, there’s a function that’s named espresso_prepare_admin_email. This function has the date time info coded in. The downside to modifying that function is it will get overwritten on an update.

July 11, 2012 at 8:48 am

Hello!

I’m using the the option to create a post when I create an event – I add a category so that I can query posts of that category to display on my homepage – when it links from the homepage (via the_permalin() ) it goes to the Events REgistion page where I have the short code [ESPRESSO_EVENTS] – the event displays in the template I’ve created for this page – I guess the short code bundles the event data into the the_content() function –

So where do I customize this content? Specifically I need to add the event start time, everything else I need seems to be there…

Here is my homepage http://wilmington.autusdev.com/
Events are listed in the lower left corner (only two at a time)

Here is one of the events I created where I’d like to add the start time of the event:
http://wilmington.autusdev.com/news-events/event-registration/?regevent_action=register&event_id=10

THanks!