KramBie

Hi kevanbulmer,

I am aware of that. Luckily in my case not a problem, I just wanted to customize a HTML table with my own class and that is working.
But you are right overriding the CSS is quite hard. I guess if you need to override the standard CSS the only solution is to work with inline CSS.

Ah, thanks, of course. I was a digging to deep in the EventManager documentation that completely forgot that I can modify the css in the WordPress template. Thanks for resetting my mind. ??

I was looking for adding a custom css file somewhere but cannot figure out where to put that custom css file. But do you mean I should put my custom css in the template itself? That would be an inline css I guess.

OK, thanks, I will try that.
Cheers, KramBie

<Then scroll down and click on Events then you can change the template for the Single Event page>
That is what I did and that is working. I mean visa versa what is the need of having it on the settings page on the first place? It appear to be sufficient to just modify the template.

Hi All,

Yesterday I finally got the time to work on this again. Those custom attributes are working great, I have those new fields I needed in my event creation page now.

It leads to another question. Where is the modified template stored on disk?

And second question on custom attributes. What is the use of the Event Attributes entry field in the settings page of EventManager? It appears to be sufficient to add them to the template.

Hi Joneiseman,

Thank you, I going to try that.

Cheers,
Krambie

Solved on the dedicated forum of Catch Themes.

The theme is Audioman of CatchTheme, but I was thinking that my question is theme independent. However, I posted my question there.

Hi a2hostingrj and bcworkz,

Thank you both for your replies. As English is not my native language is I didn’t know the term to describe what I needed. But with your suggestions I hopefully can work it out.

Greetings,

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by KramBie.

Hi Hudson,

Well I tried a few plugins and indeed they seem to do the job. Lesson leared, just try and see. Thanks.