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Richard Leino
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April 15, 2013 at 10:43 am
I just notice this today: https://www.afcea-qp.org/afcea-qp-sponsorship/
I don’t remember this being a problem before I upgraded to the latest version of EE.
It doesn’t seem to be happening with Event Calendar or when I view the Event by itself but only when I use the shortcode to display the event on the page.
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Josh
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April 15, 2013 at 12:21 pm
Hi Richard,
It looks like the sidebar is in its right place when I view it. Were you able to find what was going on or is this still an issue that you’re seeing?
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Richard Leino
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April 15, 2013 at 12:43 pm
Yeah, I figured out what it was. In this post, you helped me figure out how to remove some things from the display:
https://eventespresso.com/topic/how-can-i-set-up-an-ongoing-event-with-no-date-or-venue-display/
Now, when I try to add that code it no longer works. I removed the code and it now works. It would be nice, in the creation of an Event to be able to choose what kinds of things show up in the listing (e.g. Event Address, Date, etc)
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Josh
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April 15, 2013 at 1:16 pm
Hi Richard,
I remember that post. There has been some security enhancements added that disallow inline code like what I posted back then. I can show you how to hide that information in the new version.
Each event has its own ID and there’s a hook you can use to hide the extra info with a little CSS. The event you linked to has an ID of 8, so it would go like this:
#espresso-event-id-8 .start_date,
#espresso-event-id-8 .event_time,
#espresso-event-id-8 .event_address {display: none;}
Many WordPress themes will have a section where you can add your own custom CSS. If the theme that you’re using doesn’t have a custom CSS feature, you can use a plugin like Jetpack or the my custom CSS plugin
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