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Hi @dadams76
Thanks for writing in!
Please check this guide to learn how you can have multiple calendar on your website.

Thanks.

Hello @doowahdesign
Thanks for asking this question!

Although we aren’t affiliated by any way with ThemePunch team, following this tutorial should get you started with some sort of integration between both plugins:

https://support.theeventscalendar.com/167955-Integrating-The-Events-Calendar-with-Slider-Revolution-and-Essential-Grid

I believe the behavior you described should be investigated first from the Essential Grid plugin team.

Thanks.

Hi @southernb
I would appreciate if you can provide some more details about this issue, things like:
– Are you sure you are running the latest version of The Events Calendar plugin? (that’s version 4.9.2 at the moment)
– What’s your server PHP version?
– Are you on a WordPress network site?
– Did you try to create a staging site following this guide, then follow these steps to make sure there is no plugin/theme conflict causing this issue?
– Does this error appear just after activating the plugin? or when you visit a certain page like the plugin’s settings page for example?
– Also, providing your website link would be helpful.

Thanks.

Hi @fonobus
It looks like the theme you are using is overriding the plugin’s CSS rules, although I’ll need to investigate your website to tell you the correct CSS code you need, but I believe this one should work:

h3.entry-title.summary {
    font-size: 1.4em!important;
}

You can add the previous snippet to (Appearance > Customizer > Additional CSS).

Thanks.

Hi guys!
Actually, the “Previous Events” link should only appear starting from the second page in the list view, just like this demo site here. So, if you are missing this link on the second page of the list view, then I would recommend doing the following:
– Make sure you are running the latest plugin version.
– Create a staging site following this guide:
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/239548-Creating-and-using-a-WordPress-staging-site
– Then follow these steps:
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/303643-Testing-for-conflicts
to narrow down this issue to a theme or a plugin conflict if that was the case.

Thanks.

Hi @genepine
Thanks for reporting this issue.

Please provide me with the URL showing this issue to check, also what happens when you dequeue this file?
themes\twentytwelve-child\tribe-events\tribe-events.css

Thanks.

Hi @nikkoboy
Thanks for bringing this issue to us, I just wanted to let you know that our team is already aware of this issue and will address it in one of the upcoming updates.

Thanks.

Hi @jeanettekwok
You can achieve that in two different ways:
1- Override the plugin template files (month, list view) following this guide to remove that link:
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/153124-Themers-Guide

2- Follow this JS way to prevent that link from being clicked:
https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/event_preventdefault.asp

Thanks.

Hi there!
I’ve tested this functionality in the recent version and I can confirm that it’s working as it should. Please give it a try with the recent version.

What I recommend in this case is to do the following:

– Create a staging site following this guide:
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/239548-Creating-and-using-a-WordPress-staging-site

– Then follow these steps:
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/303643-Testing-for-conflicts

to narrow down this issue to a theme or a plugin conflict if that was the case.

Thanks.

Hello there!
You can translate that in the language file in (the-events-calendar/lang/), search for:

#: src/functions/template-tags/general.php:1230
msgid "%s for"

Thanks.

Hi Jan,
Just wanted to thank you first for the bug report and letting you know that our team is already aware about this one and it should be addressed in one of the upcoming updates, although I don’t have an ETA for this one yet.

Thanks again.

Hi @peufa
This should be fixed in our recent update, please update the plugin to the most recent version and recheck this issue.

Let me know how it goes,
Thanks.

Hi @geglynn

I highly recommend creating a staging site following this guide. Then following these steps to narrow down this issue to a specific theme/plugin.

Thanks.

Hello!

Most probably that’s because of caching on your website, I would disable any caching plugin first before doing such modifications.

Thanks.

Resolved here.