davecowen

No, it’s the opposite. On my install, the link in the timetable uses the Tickets text value by default. So, if there is a day with multiple shows in the same venue, that box in the timetable will say “Tickets Tickets Tickets” by default. It only displays the start time for an event if I enter the start time in the “Text for Tickets link”.

Funny – on my install, the default behavior in my install was always that the word “Tickets” is linked in the timetable, not the start time. I have to actually enter the start time in the “Text for Tickets Link” blank to get it to display the start time.

It was unselected, because I was using shortcodes elsewhere in my site to pull events. I tried changing it to a test page, and resaving permalinks. but no luck.

That actually made things worse. Now I have only a single event on the calendar, which is the site’s (unused) Hello World page.

Permalinks are set to Post Name in Common Settings, and Custom: /shows in Optional Settings

Sure thing! I’m on the road right now, though, so if this doesn’t happen until tomorrow morning, that’s why.

Thanks for the quick response!

Also, is there documentation for [wpt_events_grid]? In particular – and I shouldn’t have assumed the plugin did this – I was hoping to have a grid of *productions* rather than events.