Jan Pencik

Hello @m-one,

Currently there is no support for pagination, although it is on our roadmap. We will try to look at this as soon as possible.

Sorry to not help you more at the moment.

Hello Peter,

You can set this in your event feed settings in the Event Card Settings section. Here you should be able to see the Register Button Text field.

Let us know if you need anything else ??

Hello @thegrbteam,

The plugin is not abandoned. We have just released a new update, and are planning to add more new features in the near future.

Have a great day!

Jan

Hello @thegrbteam,

We are very sorry for being late with our support. We solved this over the email.

The Organizer Filter feature was just added to version 1.2.0.

Best Regards, Jan

Hi @cilla97, if you click in your WordPress administration on Event Feeds (in main side navigation), and then choose the even feed you want to edit, you can hide the ticket amount left by unchecking “Remaining tickets” checkbox in Event Card Settings.

Hi @cilla97, there is Responsive Settings for each event feed allowing you to set a different number of columns and displayed events for each breakpoint (device size). You can switch between different device sizes using a select field with device icons.

If you want to display all events on all devices, please make sure you go through all select options and check “No limit” for all of them.

You can find more information and a video on how to switch between different devices in the documentation: https://eventfeed.click/docs/responsive-settings/

I hope this helps ??

Hi @rajuisk, currently, our plugin does not support showing events from multiple accounts, but when properly set up in Eventbrite, you can still achieve this.

Your account on Eventbrite can have access to multiple organizations (even to those from other accounts, if you are given permissions to manage them). Then you can set up feed for each of those organizations you have access to.

More info here: https://eventfeed.click/docs/eventbrite-settings/

So if someone with another account gives you permissions to manage her/his organization, you will then be able to add a second event feed that will show events from this “external” organization.

Let me know if this helps ??

Hi @paulsbarlow,

I am sorry to get back to you so late. I see you have already found an alternative solution. If you’re still interested in making the plugin work, I would be happy to help.

The problem seems like a possible conflict with the theme or other plugin used on your website.

Let me know! ??

Hi @yychen0925,

Sorry, I am not allowed to comment on the pricing of our plugin on this forum as this support forum is only related to the free version.

Moderators will hopefully forgive me if I answer you that there is no difference between mentioned plans regarding functionality.

If you have further questions regarding the premium version of the plugin, please contact us using the form on our website.

Thank you for your understanding ??

Hi AMGill,

First of all, sorry for my late response – I will do my best to help you with this issue. The error is internal, so it is not easy to debug – it can be caused by another plugin or misconfiguration of the server. Without having access to server logs, it is hard to tell.

Could you please send us the support request directly from your admin dashboard? You can do that by going to Eventbrite Events → Contact Us, and filling the form there. This will allow us to have a private conversation about this matter.

If you can provide us with the login details and FTP access to your website, we will be able to debug the issue. If, for some reason, it is not possible, please ask your developer/hosting support to provide you with the error log. The information on what is causing the issue should be there.

I appreciate your cooperation and I will be waiting for your support request! ??

Hi Melanie,

the plugin has its own settings for date formatting. You can find it in Eventbrite Events → Settings and then click on the Date & address tab on top.

You can also find more information about this in our documentation.

Best Regards
Jan

Hi Melanie,

great job! With the button, you were almost there. Just target the button element that is descendant to your selector. So the code will be:

.event-feed-for-eventbrite-app-id-3481 .eventbrite-feed .eventbrite-item-buttons button {
    font-size: 14px !important;
    letter-spacing: 0.7px !important;
    border-radius: 2px !important;
    text-transform: uppercase !important;
    padding: 14px 30px 14px 30px !important;
}

Or if you want to style Buy button and View details button differently, replace the button selector with either .eventbrite-item-checkout or .eventbrite-item-details class.

Hi Melanie,

Thank you! ??

Yes, a custom CSS would be a way to do that. Check this article in our documentation for all possible CSS selectors.

For example, if you want to style the event description the same way as the other body text on your website, the custom CSS would be like this:

.event-feed-for-eventbrite-app-id-3481 .eventbrite-feed .eventbrite-item-description {
    font-size: 16px;
    color: #515151;
}

With the help of developer tools in your browser (for getting the correct CSS selector for the element you want to customize), you can style all the aspects of the event feed. Still, it can be a bit challenging if you are not a developer.

If you are unsure how to use developer tools, I recommend asking a web developer to help you with this. For him, it should be an easy task.

Let me know if you need any more help with this ??

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by Jan Pencik. Reason: code edit

Hi @bryan868,

Thanks for reaching out.

This notice shows that the variable $formats_settings is trying to get the option from the database that doesn’t exist after installing the plugin (not until you make some changes in the plugin settings and save the options page). So the variable is false instead of an array containing the time_format index.

Long story short, this is a mistake on our side and can be prevented by adding the default value to the $formats_settings variable. We will fix this in the next update. Despite this, it is a PHP notice, so you don’t need to worry too much about it. It doesn’t affect the plugin’s functionality in any way.

Thanks again for letting us know.

Hi @maximilianschneider,

Thanks for reaching out.

Currently, there is no option to limit the width of the event feed directly from the event feed’s settings, but we will consider adding this feature to the next release because I believe it can be helpful for more users.

If you need this immediately, you can achieve that by adding a few lines of CSS to your website. Navigate to Appearance → Customize, then click on the Additional CSS section (last item in the list). Paste this code in the editor and click on Publish.

.event-feed-for-eventbrite-app {
    width: 600px;
    max-width: 100%;
}

If you want the event feed to be centered, add this code instead:

.event-feed-for-eventbrite-app {
    width: 600px;
    max-width: 100%;
    margin: 0 auto!important;
}

Also, be sure to change the number of pixels to your desired width.

If you published more than one event feed and want to target a specific one, you can use class .event-feed-for-eventbrite-app-id-[feed_id] instead. You can read more about that in our documentation.

I hope this helps! ??