v2 views

Hi @pauly231,

We appreciate the kind words, good to know that you are loving our plugins. Thanks for providing me more information about what you are trying to accomplish here, as well.

You might want to use this filter tribe_get_option_tribeEventsTemplate — this would grab the Page Template in which the view “is based off of” (“default”, “event” or “page”). Let’s say I’m using default theme (2020), then I set the Full Width Template, the value it would return would be templates/template-full-width.php.

See the dev docs here:
https://docs.theeventscalendar.com/reference/hooks/tribe_get_option_optionname/

Another option would be, you could do something like this, to check if the month view and then change the template as V2 relies heavily on context:
'month' === tribe( 'context' )->get( 'view' )

Let me know if this helps, and how it goes!

Best,
Abz

thanks for getting back to me , im a little confuse by your answer , in the events cal display settings i have default page template selected. all is fine , the month view is very busy so id like to have JUST the month view full width page , this function will no longer work

function tribe_theme_template_chooser ( $template ) {

    if ( tribe_is_month() ) {
        $template = locate_template( 'tpl-full-width.php' );
    }
               return $template;
    }

add_filter( 'template_include', 'tribe_theme_template_chooser', 52 );

it worked for 7-8 years fine but not with the new v2 displays. is there an upto date function i could try ? ive tried so many im ready to give up and return to v1 and never update again!! many thanks in advance

Hi @pauly231,

No worries. Thanks for giving me more context here. Apologies for the confusion as well. Could you provide me a direct URL to your Events Page?

Moreover, I would definitely check with the team if there are workarounds for this one here. I would get back to you as soon as I hear from them.

Appreciate your time and patience.

Best,
Abz

Hi @pauly231,

One of our devs, came back to me with a workaround and should do the trick. I also tested it out to make sure it is working.

You could add this to your child theme or install a third-party plugin like Code Snippets.

add_action(
	'tribe_template_include_html:events/v2/month/calendar-header', // only triggers on month template loads
	function( $html ) {
		$html .= "<style>
				#primary { min-width: 100%; } /* the main content section */
				#secondary { display: none; } /* the sidebar content section */
			</style>";
		
		return $html;
	}
);

One thing to note that, depending on the theme you’re using — the CSS selectors (IDs/classes) might be different on your end. Please do update the CSS accordingly.

Let me know how it goes.

Best,
Abz

beautiful !!

add_action(
	'tribe_template_include_html:events/v2/month/calendar-header', // only triggers on month template loads
	function( $html ) {
		$html .= "<style>
				#main { min-width: 100%; } /* the main content section */
				#sidebar { display: none; } /* the sidebar content section */
			</style>";
		
		return $html;
	}
);

this did the trick for me , thanks so much for your help
kind regards

Hey @pauly231,

Good to know that it worked on your end. I would definitely let our awesome Dev Stephen know as well.

No worries! We are here to help. Would also be good if you could review us, here — if you have some time. Thanks for helping spread the word! It’s folks like you who make our work enjoyable, and we appreciate you choosing our plugins for your site.

I’d be marking this as resolved, and please do not hesitate to bump a new ticket for different topic/issue.

Have a great day, Paul!

Best,
Abz