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Hi Michael. the link is not irrelevant as it clearly shows an example of the calendar.
The ‘Events’ menu items takes you to /category/events which shows the upcoming events list
The subitem ‘Events’ calendar ( /catergory/events/month ) shows the Events calendar.

To add a custom link to a menu

1. Go to your admin dashboard and choose Appearance menus
2. Select the menu you want to change. If there is no menu then you will have to create one… but I’ll assume there is since your site has one as the first widget in the right sidebar
3. In Custom links type /category/events/month for the URL and “New calendar” or similar for the Label.
4. Click on Add to menu, then drag the new Custom link to the required position
5. Click on Save Menu

I just followed this process to add the Past events subitem to the website I mentioned previously.

When you do this on your site you may decide you can live without the sidebar.

Hi,you have to create the events directory as a subdirectory of the active theme, not as a subdirectory of wp-content/themes.
e.g. for the twentyten theme copy the files to /wp-content/themes/twentyten/events.

For more information on getting a sidebar to work (which may not be exactly what you want to do) see https://www.twenty-tenners.co.uk

that’s an interesting question. In some systems it’s the presence of the ending ?> that actually causes a big error – the White Screen of Death (WSOD).

See https://drupal.org/node/158043 and search for coding.

So, if it’s working for you, don’t try to fix it.

Create a custom menu item for /category/events/month

for more info and examples see https://www.twenty-tenners.co.uk

I’ve just written up the technique I used to add sidebars to each of the events displays.
See https://www.twenty-tenners.co.uk
The answer is in the CSS to allow the divs to go side by side.

I believe the “better way” is to remove it from the line of code that creates it from the widget.
The original source is in wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/events-list-load-widget-display.php

steps to take are

1. Copy this file to an events subdirectory in your theme
   eg wp-content/themes/mythemename/events
2. edit the file and remove the line shown below. It’s close to the bottom of the file

<a class="more-link" href="<?php echo get_permalink($post->ID) ?>"><?php _e('More Info', $this->pluginDomain); ?></a>

There are a number of possible reasons for the problem. They all boil down to an SQL error, which is not reported. In some cases a plugin is responsible for the SQL error. But I think the fact that the SQL error is not reported should be raised as an issue with WordPress itself.

Hi, I have the same problem as reported here. I also have the same problem as reported in this post
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-simple-twitter-connect-problem-with-login?replies=3
but can’t find the particular entry in Otto’s blog to work out what the solution to that was.

My WordPress site has only two plugins activated: Simple Twitter Connect – Base and STC – Login.

I have the same problem on each one of my WordPress installations (WordPress 3.0.3). Any help appreciated.