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“Twobar” is the primary style for the theme (style.css). “Onebar” is a separate sheet with a single sidebar design. I only placed a theme declaration in the top of onebar.php.

Unless I’m not quite getting what you mean – I’m a little bit of a hack with this. I’ve done this successfully with other sites but something’s not clicking here…

I’m trying this and can’t make it work for some reason. I’ve been using Artisteer to make theme files, and have uploaded an alternate layout (one sidebar instead of two) to this website for the Blog page.

I’ve placed two files (onebar.php and onebar.css) in the folder of the theme I’m using, and I’ve used your code snippet in the header:

<?php if( is_page_template('onebar.php')  ) :?>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/onebar.css" media="screen" type="text/css" />
<?php else:?>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" media="screen" />
<?php endif;?>

WordPress is recognizing that there’s a new template, but gor some reason, there’s no change in the page layout.

Any help would be much appreciated.

thanks again for a quick response and update!

2.4.2 installed. I was able to set my site timezone back to Los Angeles time, and all events now show up at their original time, with no extras in the shortcode. Not sure if this is due to a new treatment of floating events or the new timezone fixes, but = It works as I was hoping it would!

Thanks for the incredibly quick response, both in this forum and in quick coding. Do you sleep?

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly!

I think I prefer the idea of a tour calendar not being sensitive to time zones – the only way to attend a concert (let’s ignore webcasts for the time being) is to be present at the venue, and even if someone is going to drive to a different time zone, I think it would still be easier to think of as “show at 8pm” as something always referencing the venue location.

Timezone sensitivity is a great idea for conference calls, but I prefer a simpler attitude for showtimes.

That being said, I’m still having some trouble getting the calendar to shift its time zone. I can set my WP site time to UTC, and that places the events at the proper time. Unfortunately, it messes up my post times.

One last question – What are the proper tz= suffixes to put in a post? I’d tried the following (among others):
[iCal https://feeds.artistdata.com/ical.shows/artist/AR-1GP0DK5I1WOI810M/ical tz=UTC listtype=2 events=50 days=120]
This didn’t seem to effect the calendar.

Thanks again for all the help.
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