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Yes, I just put the tags in your $tg and added no output…
If you dont really need the tags to be on your $tg you can use this way of showing or not showing the tags… couse the_tags(); will do that for you…

<?php
if( has_tag() ) {
  // IF THE POST HAS TAGS
  the_tags();
}
else {
  // IF NO TAGS
  echo 'no tags found';
}
?>

The first 30 lines of your childtheme functions.php are exactly the same as from the Brunelleschi functions.php – you dont need to add them in your own file…

Your childtheme functions.php only needs to contain your custom changes…

Unlike style.css, the functions.php of a child theme does not override its counterpart from the parent. Instead, it is loaded in addition to the parent’s functions.php.

Does it help? ??

Sorry, but I don’t understand your problem… ??
Example?

Can you pls post line 1-30 of your /brunelleschi-child/functions.php ?

Hmm… hope I understand your problem…

<?php
if( has_tag() ) {
// IF THE POST HAS TAGS
$tg = get_the_tags();
}
else {
// IF NO TAGS
$tg = ‘no tags found’;
}
?>

Pls try this… and let me know if it helps ??

Hm… i’ve tested the solution now in detail…

It changes also the frontend output and not only the entry filter within the backend ?? So there are all old events showing in the frontend instead of only showing the upcoming ones…

Comment it out for the moment ??

THX mandalatv – nice temporary solution, works great ??

Same here…

Thx eirikbacker for your “workaround” – but that is still not a realy good solution for my clients…

@faebu
Is there another way for making the good old filters work? Editing the plugin core files or anything which might help until the next version?

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Habe das selbe Problem…
Danke eirikbacker für deinen “workaround” – aber das immer noch keine wirklich gute L?sung für meine Kunden…

@faebu
Gibt es denn keinen anderen Weg um die guten alten Filter wieder zu verwenden? Wegen mir auch, das Editiren der Plugin-Core Dateien oder irgendetwas was bis zur n?chsten Version Abhilfe schaffen kann?