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Had a look at this again. I tried to enable and use nested conditionals.

{has_location}#_EVENTLOCATION{_top}{no_event_location_zoom_meeting} #_LOCATIONNAME</span> <span class="adresse">#_LOCATIONADDRESS</span><span class="by"> #_LOCATIONTOWN</span>{/no_event_location_zoom_meeting}{/has_location}</em></h4>

That doesn’t work. I managed to do a CSS-hack with the :empty-pseudoclass for the span. That solves my issue for now though.

May I suggest the following conditional placeholders:
-has_physical_location
-has_virtual_location (since not everybody is using zoom)

Also, the option to have a physical and virtual location for the same event would great.

Thanks for the answer. Those plugins doesn’t solve my case, I guess I just have to use an HTML block for now.
But I guess a plugin that offered this would be welcome for more people than me. Maybe it’s more of a page builder thing, but if you don’t want the extra bloat of full page builder, an image block with some options would be great.

Try using the settings for your theme in the appearance customize screen . If that doesn’t work, ask in the support forum for your theme.

Thanks for telling us how to do this, not obvious at all. I’m hoping that the next release fixes this. The previous way to do it was rather intuitive, please switch back.

Thanks. I was hoping for some documentation as using inspect element often involves some guesswork about which classes apply when, but it’s just some more work then.

Thanks for the link about how to remove underline from links.

I’ll edit the CSS for blockquotes then. Is there any documentation on what classes Neve uses for those. Simply applying styling to blockquotes won’t work if the theme code overrides my code I guess?

No, I’m asking what are the placeholders to use when I have a digital meeting and want to show the url of that meeting on the single event page (and elsewhere if necessary).

I found some documentation on Zoom meetings, and the placeholder #_EVENTLOCATION allows me to display a link in the event display page, even though I’m not using Zoom or your Zoom plugin.
I suggest adding this to the general documentation on placeholders. That those apply even when you don’t have the Zoom plugin is not obvious.

So the current code I’m using is under Settings > Formatting > Single Event Page:

<div  class="facebook-event"><a href="#_EVENTICALURL" title="Legg til med iCal" alt="Legg til med iCal"><i class="pl-icon pl-icon-calendar-plus-o pl-icon-2x"></i></a> <a href="#_EVENTGCALURL" alt="Legg til p? Google kalender" title="Legg til p? Google kalender"><i class="pl-icon pl-icon-google pl-icon-2x"></i></a> </a><a href="#_ATT{facebook-link}" alt="Lenke til arrangementet p? Facebook" title="Meld deg p? arrangementet p? Facebook"><i class="pl-icon pl-icon-facebook-official pl-icon-2x"></i></a></div><h4><em><strong><span class=eventdato>#j. #F </span>{is_long} - <span class=eventdato>#@j. #F</span>{/is_long}{no_time}<span class=klokkeslett>kl. #_24HSTARTTIME #@_{- j. F}{/no_time}{has_time}<span class=klokkeslett>kl. #_24HSTARTTIME #@_{- j. F} til #_24HENDTIME</span>{/has_time}</strong>
<br />{has_location}#_EVENTLOCATION{_top}<span class="sted">#_LOCATIONNAME</span> <span class="adresse">#_LOCATIONADDRESS</span><span class="by"> #_LOCATIONTOWN</span>{/has_location}</em></h4>
<p>#_NOTES</p>

This solves one half of my issue. The other part is a conditional placeholder for digital meetings.
Currently (with the updated code above) I get the URL to show as the location of the event. But if you look at the page, the separators (“,”) for the adress of a physical location still shows. How do hide those?

@bizanimesh thanks for your reply. Sorry for taking so long, but she only works part time, so I couldn’t get back to her before now.
She made a video of what happens. Imgur-video.

It only happens in Firefox, works as normal in Chrome.
She has uBlock origin installed in Firefox, which may affect this. If so, others should be able to replicate it.

When I view your page dates are shown with 2021. Did you fix the issue?

That’s what isn’t working. She does that, but the formatting is only applied to parts of the selected text.

Which is really odd.

I have them same issue. Both with photo block and media and text block.

Thanks.

I solved this by hiding the petition text with CSS as you suggested in the email. Thanks!

Though, as for why I would want this:
– It makes more sense to put my signature below the petition text. Most petition websites, at least in Europe, have the petition text above the fields.
– As for show/hide, it’s just that I really don’t like pop-ups in my websites. Shouldn’t be that difficult. If you implement a filter for moving the text above the fields, I can do the show/hide-script myself.
Though, it’s not a make or break for me, so for now it’s just a suggestion for a better plugin. Use it if you like.

I’m not the plugin author, but did you try clearing caches?

Sorry, it was W3 Total Cache which was the culprit. Updates to the petition.css file wasn’t included in the minification of css. Purging cache for each update seems to do the trick.

Normally the cache should know that a file is updated, you should probably check with the W3 Total Cache developers why it isn’t. My guess is that it would affect all cache plugins equally.