Steve Dennis

I’ve just done as paulwp says and it works fine.

One thing though, I can’t get ie.css to work when in the child theme folder. I had to create /css/ie.css within the main twentytwelve folder.

Me too!

Similar request.
I use a green folder image (“folder48.png” in Images) but every time I update the plugin I have to go and reload my replacement png file.

Well that didn’t work…

Gave up and inserted the WP-Members “If Logged In” script into the event-single.php file.

Now all I have to do is maintain it through the various calendar upgrades.

I am also using WP-Members (2.7.0) and ai1ec (1.1.2) and have been struggling to work out how to hide parts of the calendar from non-members.

Specifically, the club want the public to be able to see the calendar (to show how active we are) but not the details of the individual events (as members’ contact details are used).

I was considering adding (hacking?) a Custom Field into the event so that WP-Members could see the show/hide attribute.

However, it seems that if I set the WP-Members default to block and then set each post and/or page to false (as opposed to the other way around), it will block all the events automatically whilst leaving the calendar page unblocked (it has the required Custom Field).

PITA having to set all the posts and pages to unblock but I’ll give it a go. If it works, it may help someone else in the same position.