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Should I roll back to older woocommerce?

Thanks Fred D, I wish I could say that worked but it didn’t.

If you have any other suggestions I’d be glad to hear them.

What about in the instance of related posts when there doesn’t appear to be a WP_QUERY?

$related = p2p_type($connected_type)->get_related( get_queried_object_id() );

THANKS!

Just a note for anyone who happens upon this page and can’t get the solution to work for them. Make sure that if you are on a post that would be “related” in the sense that you are looking for, that there are more posts than just that one that are related. I thought the code wasn’t working but I was on the one the page for the only post that was related and of course it doesn’t show up as related so I thought it wasn’t working.

Hope that helps somebody!

The other post I made disappeared!

My other suggestion was that there be a class for the current playing show. That way we could take that class and use it to make that listing stand out in whatever way we want.

Is there the possibility of adding a next/previous navigation to the bottom so people can see more upcoming events?

thanks this is really a great plugin!

@thewedgie: In the Google Calendar widget options there is a “Expand Entries by Default” check box if you uncheck it then you will only see the event names and when you click on an event you will see the info for it. If it’s already unchecked, check it and save the widget and then uncheck it and save again!

I hope that works for you.

Sorry guys I am posting this under your thread because the threads that I start never show up, ?? and I’ve already told WordPress about it but haven’t heard anything.

When I create a recurring event the category doesn’t transfer to all the recurring events, I have to go in and set the category for each! Does anyone know how to fix this?

I just figured it out that it’s the WPNG Google Calendar Plugin that is conflicting. I’m working on the issue. I’d appreciate any insight you might be able to offer.

I’ll second that!

great suggestion. I’ll 2nd that!

So I pretty much figured out the problem with the calendar taking up the whole page, width-wise. The plugin uses three templates, one for the calendar, list view and single event. Each template starts by calling the header…

<?php
	global $spEvents;
	$spEvents->loadStylesAndScripts();

	include (TEMPLATEPATH.'/header.php'); ?>'

…for your template and ends by calling the footer.

<?php
	include (TEMPLATEPATH.'/footer.php'); ?>

Now if you don’t know how to edit your theme this may not help you. But essentially what it is doing is leaving out whatever is normally on your page after the header, which for many people (including myself) may be the sidebar etc or an important containing div, etc.

In my case the calendar began in the div id=”tec-content” which is where a div called “page-column” usually goes, so I opened up events.css in the resources folder of the events calendar plugin folder and changed the properties of div id=”tec-content” to match “page-column” that way the width and floating properities were the same thus it fit in seemlessly.

Now my sidebar which I need to be on every page was not part of the header.php or footer.php so it was getting left out. So I just copied my side by div and php call tag and pasted it above the footer, just as it is with every template page (index, single, category, etc.) and vooala it appeared.

The proof of concept is here:
https://thestudiowlv.com/svhs/category/events/upcoming

I’m working on formatting everything to get it to match the site which is under construction as we speak. But as you can see it worked perfectly.

Sorry for the very very long explanation, but this is the only way I could think to convey my discovery. I hope it helps!