AJD

The most recent update to Event Manager (6.4.9) has fixed this issue. Admins are allowed unfiltered HTML in events formatting.

The recent update to Event Manager (6.4.8) says it:

added EM_UNFILTERED_HTML constant, which does not apply wp_kses_post to settings if user has ‘unfiltered_html’ capability

However, this does not fix my issue… Event formatting appears to now allow style tags, but still strips out schema tags like: itemprop=”addressRegion”

• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by AJD.
• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by AJD.

I figured out what was going on, in Search Appearance there is a setting for:

Show author archives without posts in search resultsShow author archives without posts in search results

Disabling this means that author archives without any posts will not be indexed by search engines and will be excluded from XML sitemaps.

Turning this on, enabled indexing.

correct, we are on the standard version of the plugin.

what about excluding webp for logged in users?

Okay, thank you. I will reach out to Beaver Builder as well.

I am finding that the options for the Single Category Page in Events Manager is rather limited. At minimum I’d like more control of the events list parameters. For example the output of: #_CATEGORYNEXTEVENTS doesn’t include the image for the events in the list.

I don’t know if this will work in your case, but inserting the calendar via shortcode and setting calendar_size to large is working for me.

[events_calendar long_events=”1″ calendar_size=”large” limit=”3″  scope=”all”]

I don’t know if this will work in your case, but inserting the calendar via shortcode and setting calendar_size to large is working for me.

[events_calendar long_events=”1″ calendar_size=”large” limit=”3″? scope=”all”]

I see, thank you yes that is the same problem that I am having. It appears to be an issue in the plugin. I came up with a temporary workaround by inserting the calendar using the shortcode with calendar_size set to ‘Large’.

[events_calendar long_events=”1″ calendar_size=”large” limit=”3″? scope=”all”]

Hello, that is not the issue. The calendar is showing, but the events aren’t showing on the calendar. Each date that has events has a circle and if you click that circle, it does show the events.

Okay, thanks!

Thanks, I was hoping for a simple WordPress filter to disable this function, but that looks like it will work.

Perfect, thank you.

Resolved: I found the individual category color setting. It isn’t color per event, but it will work.

Thanks! That worked perfectly

Okay, thanks. I went this route with a custom attribute and custom conditional placeholder. I just thought the Physical Location or URL option might work without needing that.