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October 5, 2016 at 4:14 am

I did receive the theme, thank you.

So the theme is doing some odd things to get the info it wants, most of which does not apply to Event Espresso posts.

Your next step is to copy the archive.php from your parent theme into your child theme, then rename that copy in the child theme to archive-espresso_events.php

That template will then load only for EE events.

A lot ot the code within that archive is simply not needed when you do this, the main change you will need to make is to change:

echo do_shortcode($the_excerpt);

To just:

the_content();

Then add this to your child themes functions.php file:

add_filter( 'FHEE__EED_Event_Archive__template_include__allow_custom_selected_template', '__return_true' );

You will now have a template that loads only for EE events, it will load all of the event details needed within the event list but will still look like a search page.

You can remove the sidebar from the template by removing (or commenting out):

get_sidebar('search');

The title will need to be manually set but it depeneds on what you want to display.

Here is an example of an archive-espresso_events.php file based on your theme – http://take.ms/MC4cg

There are some comments in that file showing what has been removed, you can compare that with the original archive.php file and continue to make ammendments to the file as needed.

October 5, 2016 at 10:13 am

Edit that event and take a look at in the sidebar, you’ll see a ‘Event Registration Options’ metabox that shows ‘Active Status’

What does it show there?

October 6, 2016 at 2:57 am

Hmm, in that case the banner should already show Sold Out.

If you update the event within the admin does it change the banner on the front end?