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  • The way you’ve described is one way of doing it.

    Another would be to use a custom WordPress query – if you use the post_type ‘event’ you can use it to reorder events how you like.

    Thread Starter rotexhawk

    (@rotexhawk)

    Thanks for the quick response, however I am not very familiar with the plugin core files. Can you please give me an example or tell me the files to change.

    I understand PHP and MYSQL but not very familiar with WordPress code structure.

    Actually, I meant you could create a custom post query that used the post_type ‘event’ to reorder posts / events as you needed. Doing it that way, there’s no need to hack into core WordPress files.

    There’s an example of a custom query using a custom post type, under Querying by Post Type, here:
    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Post_Types

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