HTML & CSS changes

Hey coucouyou,

If you made the changes directly in the files for the plugin (inside the plugins/registrations-for-the-events-calendar folder) then updating will override your changes so the answer would be yes.

Some templates can be permanently overridden by adding files to your theme. Which files did you edit?

– Craig

Hi Craig,

Thanks for the swift answer.

I’ve edited the Attendee list in order to display it in a more “user friendly” view (with several custom fields)

I’ve followed this method :
https://roundupwp.com/codex/action-rtec_the_attendee_list/

Currently, with 2.5 version, here is the result, which is 100% satisfying to me:

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I’d like to keep that ??

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Hey again coucouyou,

Looks great!

Yes, if you’ve used hooks instead of editing the source files then your changes will not be overridden.

As with any update, it’s a good idea to make a backup of your site files and database beforehand just in case but you should be fine.

Let me know if you have any more questions!

– Craig

Ok, I’ve updated the plugin and I had to modify again the form-functions.php

But now, everything is fine again ??

many thanks for this amazing plugin ??

Regards !

Ahh sorry I guess I should have asked where you made the changes!

In the future, you could add the changes to a child theme’s functions.php file or make a custom plugin. I think I’ll add some better instructions for doing this in the documentation.

Glad you like the plugin!

– Craig