• Resolved Tyler

    (@tydzn)


    After updating to the latest version, the “View As” dropdown shows 2 dropdowns. One that looks themed by the plugin, and one that looks generic. Both have the same info. I’m not sure how to remove the generic one.

    Thanks in advance,
    Tyler

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  • We have the same exact issue on our page.

    Hey there @tydzn and @umbravipera!

    Thanks for reaching out.

    Sometimes some theme elements can interfere with plugins, I think that jQuery being used by the theme is the issue in this case.

    Here’s a quick fix, just add to custom CSS or your child theme:

    select.tribe-bar-views-selct.tribe-no-param {
    display: none; }

    Hope that helps!

    Thread Starter Tyler

    (@tydzn)

    Hi Erishel,

    Unfortunately that CSS fix didn’t solve the issue on our site. We need jQuery for other functions of the site.

    Thread Starter Tyler

    (@tydzn)

    I figured out another method. I went into the bar.php file and directly inserted the display:none; style into the select bracket. The extra dropdown is gone.

    <select class=”tribe-bar-views-select tribe-no-param” name=”tribe-bar-view” style=”display: none;”>

    Thank you!
    -Tyler

    I am not developer but thankfully I understand enough to muddle my way through. I also did not have success with the provided CSS (honestly, I didn’t know where to put it and tried a couple of different spots – again, not really a developer) but I was able to modify the bar.php file successfully per Tyler’s suggestion.

    Thank you to both of you!

    Glad you’ve got it figured out!

    Keep in mind that without copying the template files over to your theme directory, any changes will be overwritten when The Events Calendar is updated. You can take a look at our Themer’s Guide of instructions in doing so.

    If adding the CSS to your theme didn’t work, you can do the same with The Events Calendar stylesheets by placing custom CSS in wp-content/themes/YOUR_THEME/tribe-events/tribe-events.css

    Hope that helps!

    Thread Starter Tyler

    (@tydzn)

    Yea, I have some of the plugin template files already copied over into my themes folder that I have edited in the past so I used that version of the bar.php file to edit. I may try placing the css in the tribe-events.css file.

    Thanks again!

    Awesome!

    Since this is figured out, I’ll mark this thread as resolved. Feel free to reach out and open a new thread if you come across any other issues or have questions!

    Ed ??

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