mikeque

It would be useful in the WP admin to be able to rename “Events” to be something else, like “Calendar.” The plugin’s uses are adaptable enough that calling it “Events” can be confusing for some websites.

That was it. Thanks Jonah!

Thanks Jonah, that’s good to know. Not a bad solution, though without a little bit of work. So if I need to add the calendar to other places I would then format it myself.

Nice to know about the ability to display multiple calendars based on categories. Is there a way by creating a template to insert a calendar elsewhere on the website?
For example, one calendar here: mysite.com/meetings
and, another here: mysite.com/calendar

(would this a pro feature?)

I have come across this big as well, in version 2.0.11. In my case the bug appears because Events Espresso is also activated.
(I know, weird to have 2 similar plugins so similar, but we needed each one for different reasons.)

Any suggestions on how I could fix this besides disabling Events Espresso?
thanks

Found the explanation here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-wordpress-mobile-pack-need-code-to-switch-to-desktop-mode-in-my-theme?replies=7#post-2052758

I agree. Or what would be good here, would be the ability to manually place this link in the HTML. For the phone version, it’s workable as-is, but for the standard site, for me in appears in a part of the HTML that is impossible to position well.

I expereinced this problem and found that the date format example in the admin is incorrect. I needed to enter the date in this format: 2011-03-24, for March 24, 2011.

Still, my calendar does not add a class for css to dates with events, thus no one can tell for which dates there are events. (I am using the small calendar.)

I too was quite confused by this. I was expecting the images to be organized by the image upload date. Seems off to me. Though I wonder if switching it to the other way around would create confusion for other uses.

I too need to correct this. I understand how to insert an image with no link, or to link to a file, but my client accidentally links it to this page via the “post URL” button.

On clicking the image, this presents a page that is broken with comment posts, and seems to be unrelated to anything in my theme. I have no way to disable this feature nor to edit the page.

Adding attachments.php to the them folder has no effect whatsoever.

I agree with this request, plugins should have all css and js in included docs whenever at all possible.

Also, it would be great to have a way, possibly via the admin, to stylize the tooltips and popups. Editing the actual plugin is not a great option since it will create all sorts of problems every time you upgrade.

I found a partial solution: Add this line just inside the loop:
<?php if (is_search() && ($post->post_type==’page’)) continue; ?>
It is described here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/204945?replies=17#post-991229

This seems to work on filtering the actual results, although I am left with the pagination all screwed up, since the pagination does not know the results have been filtered:

this works great, but now my search results pages are formatted as if the skipped pages are still there. For example I see a blank page and navigation to more results because the 5 items that should go on the first page were all pages, and thus filtered out.

Can anyone point me to a way to better filter the formatting of the pages?

Thanks

I noticed that I am also getting items from the media library in the results too

I have too experienced this problem and am looking for a solution. In my case it seems that Pages are assigned the default Post category and come up in the search results as if they were posts.