James Lucas

If you’re using EventsManager with this, you can use conditional placeholders

https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/conditional-placeholders/

Events > Settings > General > Full Calendar Options > Event Title Format

Add something similar to this

{has_spaces}#_EVENTNAME{/has_spaces}{no_bookings}#_EVENTNAME{/no_bookings}

This will show events with bookings enabled that has spaces, and show events with bookings disabled, and hide everything else.

WP-FullCalendar is based off this, though might not be what you’re looking for.

https://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/docs/

The only other thing I can recommend is checking out https://demo.wp-events-plugin.com/calendar/

That’s a link to EventsManager plugin, that uses WP-FullCalendar (if you want it to)

You’re welcome ??

Try adding this to your header.php file of your theme

<script>
 jQuery(document).ready( function($){
  setTimeout(function(){
    jQuery('#wpfc-calendar').fullCalendar( 'gotoDate', 2014 , 5 );
  }, 500);
 });
</script>

2014 = your year
5 = your month, change this to whatever you need

Add this to your styles

#wpfc-calendar-wrapper .fc-header-title h2 {

}

If you change font-text, you may need to add an !important property

.ui-selectmenu-menu .wpfc-cat-icon, .ui-selectmenu .wpfc-cat-icon in main.css

You could add/change display: none; to the above.

I think might be a Jquery problem

XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://portail.derval.eu/timbrefm/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=WP_FullCal…pe=event&month=1&year=2014&start=1393160400&end=1393765200&_=1393226459607. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'https://timbrefm.fr' is therefore not allowed access.

Make sure all your settings in WP/Your plugins that ask for your website URL points to the correct domain. From what I see a plugin is trying to do a cross-domain XMLHttpRequest, which it can’t for security reasons.

Best of luck

I think theres a setting for this

Settings > WP-FullCalendar > Events. Under ‘Post Types’ Uncheck ‘Event Categories’

Hope this helps

Easiest way I found:

In main.css, look for table.fc-border-separate

Add !important to border-collapse: seperate.

The whole thing should look like this:

table.fc-border-seperate {
  border-collapse: seperate !important
}

I suggest making a child theme/skin though so this doesn’t get removed during an update

In your dashboard go to Appearance -> Editor
On the right hand side look for and click on “Theme Functions”, this is your functions.php file.

In the text editor on the left, paste the following at the bottom before ?>

function wpfc_no_link($events){
  foreach($events as $field => $event){
    unset($events[$field]['url']);
  }
  return $events;
}
add_filter('wpfc_events','wpfc_no_link');

If you don’t want any mouseover tooltip either, you can disable this in Settings > WP FullCalendar, under “Tooltips”, set “Enable event tooltips” to “No”

Hope this helps.

Easiest way I found is, in your stylesheet add this:

#wpfc-calendar-wrapper .fc-header-title h2 {
font-size: 20px !important;
font-weight: bold;
}

So are you saying you’re using WP-FullCalender with Events Manager?

If so, ensure “Override calendar on events page?” is set to “Yes” within Events Manager

Check to make sure “Override calendar shortcode?” is set to “No” within Events Manager

I generally have my Events page set to “CONTENTS” (Without quotes) when using EM.

What theme are you using? It might not be the plugins at all, something within your theme could be interfering.

Try wp-fullcalendar.php

Search for $color

Edit: Just in case you’re using Events-Manager plugin too, in em-wpfc.php

$color
$textColor
$borderColor