Sean Hayes

Without any further feedback at this time I am going to close this issue for now.

Thank you for using my plugin.

I am going to close this issue for now.

However, please open a new issue with any updated information if this crops up again.

Thank you for using my plugin.

In the latest release (1.4.1) I have removed the pencil based on support ticket feedback.

As for the thumb size I feel that I picked a size that fits comfortably within the admin interface and am not planning to make them any bigger in the foreseeable future.

However, I can see if I can make the size filterable, through a plugin or a snippet of code in your theme, and if I can get that working I’ll merge that in and issue an update.

Thank you for the feedback and for using my plugin.

Thank you for reporting this and including a suggested fix.

Whilst I didn’t experience the issue during my testing I see the benefit of the code change.

I will include this fix in the next release of the plugin.

Thank you for using (and improving) my plugin.

Thanks for taking the time to explain and I’m glad you worked things out.

If you have any further feedback on the plugin, any features or improvements please don’t hesitate to open up another post here.

Thanks again for using my plugin.

Hey – great that it’s helping you out.

I’m not sure I understand fully the issue you are describing.

Can you supply a screen shot (perhaps using https://imgur.com/ and that might help me see what’s happening.

Also, would you be able to, step by step, describe the actions you have taken when applying your placeholder feature images – that might help me recreate the issue and determine how best I can help.

Thanks again for using my plugin.

Cool – thanks

Hi Bob,

Is this a publicly accessible and if so can you share a url to the site and to page(s) that demonstrate the issue.

Have you tried with a base WordPress theme like TwentyFifteen or TwentySixteen?

Disable all other plugins perhaps and try again?

Of if it’s not accessible perhaps submit a sequence of screenshots and say if you have tried some of the above?

Is that code you wrote? It might be that it’s not quite handling the time/timezone as you expected.

Whilst I haven’t tested it you might try a function like this instead:

https://theeventscalendar.com/function/tribe_get_start_date/

You can configure it to return rather than display the date and you could pass a format string that just returns the day.

Hi
I have a couple of ideas:

Do you know you have made any theme or calendar customizations?
Have you or your theme made any changes to permalinks (that might benefit from them being re-saved)? Settings, Permalinks.

Or have you applied any filters (in your functions.php) maybe such as tribe_get_listview_link or tribe_events_header_attributes

There are some attributes injected into the html through this function tribe_events_the_header_attributes() and the html is passed through these filters which could be modifying the output of the html incorrectly.

Also, often a must try, have you tried with a different theme to see if the issue stays?

What function is being used to create/populate the “event-date” div?

My guess is that whatever calculates the date there is not doing so correctly and it seems like that date overlay on the image is not used on the single event view.

I followed both links and see the date for that event displaying as July 21 in both cases and there didn’t appear to be any other events starting at 7pm to compare against.

So I’m not sure why you/your client appears to be seeing differently.

I managed to put something together that adds a class to the body if the event has passed.

Here’s a Gist of it:
Add body class “past-event” to single event view

I hope that helps

If the site is publicly accessible can you please post a link to it?

Hi,

I viewed the page and clicked on “Date” and the datepicker drops down. From what I see it looks like the auto-optimization of your JS and CSS has prevented jQuery from loading early enough to be used on the page for the datepicker.

In the browser console there are 2 errors on lines 19 and 144 where jQuery is expected but not found (it’s loaded in the footer on line 150).

You might be able to try optimizing your js but exclude jQuery so it can be loaded normally (earlier in the page within the <head> I think) and see if the browser console errors go away and if the datepicker works better.

See if that helps in some way.