tribalmike

No problem. I’m glad you found a way to do it.

Mike

Happy to help!

Mike

Hi, pitrus,

We do have our previous versions available for download. I looked up WP 4.6.12 and it looks like it was released July 5, 2018.

Going through the previous versions of The Events Calendar, it looks like you might try using version 4.6.20, which came out on July 9, 2018.

Here are instructions on how to find the previous versions of our plugins:
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/downgrading-plugin-past-version/

Good luck!
Mike

Thank you for sharing, Sandra!

Mike

Hi, Jeremy.

Are you using some sort of plugin that caches or minifies CSS and Javascript? If so, try disabling that or flushing it out and see if that fixes the problem. I was looking at your site’s CSS and it wasn’t consistent with what our normal installation looks like.

Let me know. Thanks!

Mike

Hi, coronasystems.

Out of the box, The Events Calendar doesn’t have this capability, but you’re welcome to dive into customizing your install by checking out our Themer’s Guide:
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/themers-guide/

You can pretty much customize any aspect of The Events Calendar this way.

let me know if this helps.

Mike

Unfortunately, that goes a little beyond the scope of the type of support we offer here for our free plugins. However, I will encourage you to check out our Themer’s Guide:
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/themers-guide/

It clearly lists out all the different templates for the views that we have available and explains how to customize them.

I hope this helps and you’re able to figure things out.

Mike

Have you tried going to Appearance -> Editor, then choosing the Stylesheet to edit it directly? That’s probably the best bet.

If it’s not saving the CSS code there, then there might be another issue going on.

Good luck!

Mike

Hi, vonJanne!

We do have a shortcode for embedding a single event into a post or page, but it is only available in the PRO version of The Events Calendar.

Have you tried using WordPress’ oEmbed feature. Many times, all it takes is copying and pasting the URL to the even into your post or page. Check out this artcle for more info:
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/inserting-calendar-content-posts-pages/

Maybe that will suffice. Let me know if it works for you.

Mike

Hello, francarame.

Unfortunately, we don’t provide support for themes that claim to be compatible with our plugins. Many times, a theme provider will create a customization tool based on a certain version of our products and not keep it updated.

I would suggest reaching out to the author of the theme to request they update their tool to be compatible with the most recent version of our plugins.

Either that, or you can use your own custom CSS solution. We have several resources in our knowledgebase that might help you out:
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase-tag/css/

Let me know how things work out for you.

Mike

Hello, farncarame. Thank you for reaching out!

Looking at your site and comparing it to a fresh install, it looks as if the HTML code for the title has been removed. Are you aware of any customizations that may have been made to the site?

Mike

Hi, collabora!

I took a quick glance and it looks as if your theme (Enfold) has some sort of configuration for the Events Calendar that includes some CSS code or settings that is causing the issues you’re seeing. I’m not able to give any type of support for your theme, but I’m willing to bet that finding and removing that CSS code (or disabling the setting) will make things look right again.

Let me know what you find out.

Mike

Hi, Sandra.

I see that you are actually setting the field to “disabled”, which actually turns the field into a read-only field. This is kind of a rule across all browsers that disabled fields do not get submitted along with other form data.

What you might try to do is hide the field (setting the style to “display:none” or setting the type to “hidden”). Then, you can change the wording of the button to say “Confirm 1 RSVP” or something to that affect.

Does that help?

Mike

Oh, wow. Yes, that shouldn’t be happening. Let me know what you find out. Thanks!

Mike

When we look at adding new features, there are several factors at play. It basically comes down to a cost vs. benefits analysis. We look at factors like demand (number of votes), development time to implement, impact on existing functionality, etc.

There really is no set number, but the higher the vote count, the more likely it is to get noticed.

Mike