Patrick Lumumba

Hello @pyramidweb

Thank you so much for showing interest in contributing to this plugin.

That’s a really nice feature that would be very helpful to most users of this plugin. And yes, I welcome contributions to this plugin.

Here is the plugin’s page on GitHub.

Before you Please review the guidelines for contributing to Quick Event Calendar?before submitting a pull request on GitHub.

Thank you so much for your contribution.

Patrick L.

Hello @silonline1971 ,

I’m assuming that you are using the ACF plugin by WP Engine.

Now, once you have created a post type… like this:

Then, go to WP Admin Dashboard >> Settings >> Quik Event Calendar then swich to the Settings tab. Under General Settings, set Event as the (Custom) Post Type, then choose the post category. Something like this:

Save changes, and I think that should work for you.

Please let me know if you need anything else.

Patrick L.

Hello @mherna4,

That’s nice… We’ll definitely take this into consideration and possibly make it available for everyone else in the next update.

Hello @grond,

Yes. You can pretty much modify anything om=n the calendar with CSS.

Here are some of the examples of the changes you can make with CSS:

1.

/* Adjust the overall calendar container width */
.qcc-calendar-container {
    width: 100%; /* Change this value to adjust the width */
    max-width: 800px; /* Set a maximum width if desired */
    margin: 0 auto; /* Center the calendar if it's not full width */
}

2.

/* Adjust the height of the calendar */
.qcc-calendar {
    height: 600px; /* Change this value to adjust the height */
    min-height: 400px; /* Set a minimum height if needed */
}

3.

/* Adjust the height of the calendar days */
.qcc-calendar tbody td {
    height: 80px; /* Change this value to adjust the height of each day cell */
}

4.

/* Adjust the font size of the calendar days */
.qcc-calendar tbody td {
    font-size: 14px; /* Change this value to adjust the font size */
}

5.

/* Adjust the width of the event list */
.qcc-calendar .qcc-list {
    width: 300px; /* Change this value to adjust the width of the event list */
}

I have been thinking of adding this under the seetings page to make it easy for those who are not tech savvy to also make such modifications.

I hope the above solutions helps you in the meantime.

Regards.

Patrick

• This reply was modified 4 months, 1 week ago by Patrick Lumumba.

Hello @daniellacatus

Well, I would start by adjusting the Priority value under settings to a number lower than 11. I’m not so sure about this, but you could give it a try. That’s the only solution I can think of for now.

Let me know how it goes.

Hello @24steps,

This is definitely something that I’ll consider adding. What do you think about using a shortcode also as an option of displaying the list of footnotes?

Perfect.

Good luck, @muscroftm

Patrick.

Hello @stephencactus

Patrick here.

I′m the developer that took over the plugin.

It? been over three weeks since v3.0.3 was pushed. I haven′t had any complains from the users of the plugin. In fact, I′ll be keeping an eye on this thread to see if there will be any.

The only thing I′ve had since taking over this plugin is feature requests – which you can follow, and if possible, add yours on the plugin′s Github repository.

If you are not sure about the update, you can test on a development environment first. In case of anyhing, be sure to reach out.

Thanks,

Patrick.

Hello @muscroftm, I hope the solution provided by @brit77 solved your issue. Please let me know.

Thanks.

Hello

on this plugin’s page, next to “Download” button, there is a “Preview” link. The preview link will take you to a WordPress website with the olugin already installed. You can test it from there.

Hello

Would you please provide more information on this.

Sorry about that.

Hello @dbmadmin

Patrick here. I’m the new developer of this plugin.

The latest version of this plugin, v3.0.3 doesn’t have any tooltips. Please update to the latest version then let me know if you still experience the same issue.

Hello @suchipsa

Sorry to hear about that.

My name is Patrick and I’m the developer who has taken over ths plugin.

Please take a moment to test the latest version of this plugin and then give your feedback. I really apologize for the bad experience you had with the plugin. I’m sure it no longer exists.

No worries. I’ll leave this open until the guthub issue related to this is closed.

Thanks.

Another thing…

If it is the first time you are adding footnotes, you could instead of using (()), you could use something like ++++ so that you end up with something like this:

This is a sentence with a footnote ++and this is a footnote++ added to the post.

You can change how you beggin and end your footnotes from the settings page. If you have several pages with footnotes, then I guess this option may not be a ggod one.

Thanks.