anneroseloves

I somehow found a workaround: on the original events-page you have the most power on the layout, so there it was the only place, where I could place the events next to each other:

<table class="events-table">
    <tbody valign=top>
<td width="33%">
        #_EVENTLINK<br />       
<b> #_EVENTDATES,</b> #_EVENTTIMES
<br />#_EVENTEXCERPT            
</td>
</tbody></table>

Thanks for the powerful plugin!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by anneroseloves.

Thank you, but that doesn’t solve the problem, that I want the events next to each other instead of underneath. I cannot format it as a table next to each other :/
Is there a code for showing the event after the next event (so to say 2nd next event)??

so I thought about it and didn’t come to a solution, but I have some ideas:

1.) Instead of the listed events show them next to each other. Shouldn’t be that hard, should it?

2.) Maybe it’s easier to change the layout by making the start screen as event page, instead of showing the events in a widget, so you have more control about the layout. But therefore I would need to implement another events page on the Home page and get the events to show up next to, not under each other. Same problem, maybe.

3.) How about having 3 different widgets, where the first one shows the next event, the middle one the 2nd next event and the right widget the 3rd coming event. Is that possible?

I don’t know how to do either of the possibilities. Do you have an idea?

Haha, surprisingly solved this one. Sorry, for posting the question too fast, but maybe the answer helps anybody else too:

Option 1: Disabling Comment Plugin
I didn’t try that out, but I think it’s an okay workaround to get a plugin, which can disable comments on specific pages

Option 2: {Display: None}
Go on the single event page and add a Custom CSS snippet:

.post-comments {
display: none;
}

That worked for me. Good luck!