nataliamdasilva

Thanks Ruben. I have done this and all deductions work with the exception of the RSVP function. Perhaps I could send some screenshots. Or is there a different way that I can record this issue?

Thanks for explaining this to me, I appreciate it.

Thank you so much! I’ll follow up by e-mail. We can mark this topic as closed.

Hi David,

Thank you for your reply. I have limited programming knowledge, and so would appreciate any available guidance.

Both of the scenarios you mentioned fit within what we need. I would like to output a list of the events students (subscribers) have rsvp’ed to, which I will add to a special page. Teachers (editors) would have a list of the classes (events) they created on another special page.

I will have to test out why the RSVP autofill did not work for me. I did have more than one events plugin on at the time so maybe that was why. And I will check the plugin you mentioned too.

P.S. You are right that we are a membership site. Right now we are set up to offer one-on-one lessons, which we offer with woo. But recently we received a request for group classes, hence my frantic testing of events plugins. You can see our current get up at https://www.languagensnaps.com.

Hi Dan, that is the code I tried but it outputted a blank space. Do you have any tips on how I can call it? the “$html = ‘<section class=”sensei-breadcrumb”>’ . esc_html( $sensei_breadcrumb_prefix );” part confuses me because I am not sure if I add <?php before it or if I just start from the next line. Any guidance would be really helpful.

Hi Dan,

Yes. Our website uses a theme we created that outputs a custom menu between page titles and content. We would like to pull the course title in this extra header, followed by the lesson title (which we are currently pulling through get the title). After that we display our menu and then any content the page/post might have. Since our customers can take multiple courses, we find the need to output the course title in this header so that they know right away where they are.

– N

Hi! Just following up. Does anyone have any advice on how to do this? Thanks!

Hi Jordimopi! I’m only a fellow sensei-user (not a programmer) but you you can inspect the elements on the page (right click what you want t change, if you are on Chrome and select “inspect” from the drop down). On your screen you will see the class used to label items on the page.

For example, when I click on the “Contact Lesson Teacher” button this text is highlighted in the Inspect screen: — class=”button send-message-button” –. that means that .button and .send-message-button control the look of this button (.button has things that show on all the buttons, and .send… just for this one).

You should get a part of your screen that shows you the css styles attributed to these classes. You can use this to test out the styles you want.

Then go to APPEARANCE -> CUSTOMIZE

Scroll to the bottom and you’ll a custom CSS box or link. Add the classes you want. I.e.:

.button {
background-color: white
}

Add !important if it doesn’t work

.button {
background-color: white !important;
}

Hope this helps.

Thank you – but is there anything different on how it is labeled? It shows up on Guttenberg but when we added it as a shortcode on the backend it outputs “upcoming_appointments” rather than the text we saw while testing the block.

Hi Natalie,

Thank you for the extremely prompt and informative reply! Just one more question – can [upcoming_appointments] be called alone in php?