mrc2407

Exactly, yes!

My use case is as follows: I want to build a literature blog. This will have book reviews (your plugin is perfect for that) but I would also like to write posts that talk about a single author, a literary movement/school (thus N authors), a specific year range (N authors)…

In those “essay” posts, I can manually add a section saying “Related authors:” and listing them there, but it would be awesome if I could just use taxonomies and link everything automatically (I can modify the template to show the list).

Extra points if I can have a way to list posts from the author page (that is, list posts that are related to that author). Since I’m talking about literature from other countries, I manually added a Translator taxonomy, so if I could link any taxonomy to posts it would be awesome.

I know I’m asking a lot (I’m a web developer too, just never used PHP nor WordPress), and basically I can replicate everything I’m saying manually, so it’s more of a nice-to-have thing, but I think it’d be interesting to have ??

Thanks for your work on the plugin! Working perfectly so far!

Hi @w33zy!

Thanks for the reply. I think that would be interesting, yes! A
I can work without that, but it would help me link stuff consistently on my blog, thanks!

Hey, I used vtxyzzy’s code and it works nice! ?? Thank you! Thank you too, MichaelH ??

Just copy the views/single.php from the plugin directory to yourtheme/events/single.php and then just remove what you want to hide ??

Instead of editing plugin’s CSS files, you’d better copy the following code to your theme’s CSS file:

.category-events #tec-content {
background:#fff !important;
width:670px !important;
padding:1px 35px !important;
margin-left:10px !important;
}

Modify what you need, but don’t remove the “!important” part… It allos you to overwrite default styles…