tribalmike

Hi, @hannahlq

Thank you for bringing this up. I did some testing and was able to reproduce the issue.

I created a bug report for our developers to look into it.

Mike

Hi @dbazhinov

Change get_the_id() to get_the_ID()

That might do it.

Mike

Hi @caleidoscopic

It sounds like the mobile view is being triggered. What device are you viewing the calendar on? On certain screen sizes, the mobile view will be enforced.

Mike

Hi @kwiesner

Have you experienced trouble updating other plugins? Could it be something to do with the permissions within your plugins folder?

Mike

Hi, @dew491212

I would recommend deleting and re-installing the plugin to see if that fixes it.

You can also try clearing your cache (if you’re using it). Make sure you’re using the very latest version of WordPress, too.

Let me know if that helps.

Mike

Happy to help!

Mike

Hi @rakibahmed

Are you able to install other plugins? If not, it sound like you might have some permissions issues, not allowing uploads into the plugins folder.

If other plugins are installing without problems, you might check and see if you have an existing folder named ‘the-events-calendar’ within your plugins folder and delete it before trying again.

Mike

Hi @bestinla

Add this to your themes style.css file:

.tribe-events-event-meta dt{
  display: block;
}

Tell me if that looks better.

Mike

Hi @fiagenbib

You will have to add some CSS code to get what you’re wanting:

Try adding this to your style.css file to get you started:

body.events-list #page{
  background: #00c095;
}

Mike

Hi @kerchmcc

Check out this article we have on resolving 404 issues:
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/719006-Fixing-HTTP-404-errors

Hopefully that’ll clear things up.

Mike

Hi @plato22

If you’re using another category, here’s how to link directly to month view. I’ll use your Events category as an example:

https://paulswebsite.club/events/category/events/month/

You will basically append “month” to the end of the category URL.

Is that what you needed?

Mike

Hi, @chris99000

Are you using the ‘Classic Editor’ or ‘Disable Gutenburg’ plugin by any chance?

If so, make sure that ‘Activate Block Editor for Events’ is disabled in Events -> Settings.

This is a known issue.

Mike

Hi @dbazhinov

Yes. The event categories are using a different taxonomy (tribe_events_cat) than regular WordPress posts (category). That’s why they’re not showing up.

You would need to go in and modify your theme template to check for the post type ‘tribe_events’:

if ("tribe_events" === get_post_type()) { ...... }

If it’s an event, then you can display the event categories using the tribe_get_event_taxonomy() function:

echo tribe_get_event_taxonomy(get_the_id(), ['sep' => ', ', 'before' => '', 'after' => '']);

Hopefully that’ll get you pointed in the right direction.

Mike

I just went to your site @ruthvant

Your events page doesn’t look like The Events Calendar plugin. Did you make some changes?

Mike

Hi, @evridigit

Since the minicalendar, in mobile view, doesn’t display event details, we have a container that displays event details below the calendar. It only appears on mobile.

The desktop version of the calendar displays details within a tooltip. Not at the bottom of the calendar.

Mike