Steve Jones

Hi @knoglas,

1. You can hide the track name from the sessions by using CSS and setting .wpcs-session-track to display: none;

2. If you want to change a specific track color you can use CSS and target the name of the track by class name .wpcs-track-[your track name here]. If the track name is Track 1 then the CSS class would be .wpcs-track-track-1.

3. If you want different schedules and multiple pages, you would just create a new page and add the schedule using the block or shortcode with the date you would like to display.

Hi @alfalfa123,

In your shortcode you need to use straight quotes, you have some italic quotes. If you used the grid view it should show the sessions without the empty cell.

Thanks,

Steve

Hi,

Currently it’s not possible to hook into between the title and speaker, although you can hook in after the speaker.

In your themes functions file add this code.

add_filter('wpcs_session_content_footer','my_session_footer');
function my_session_footer($id){
	return 'Your Text';
}

I hope that helps let us know if you have any other questions.

Yes, these are features we plan to include in the Pro version of the plugin.

There is not a limit on the number of tacks you can have. Five tracks should show up just fine, depending on your screen width.

Thanks!

Hello,

Adding encoding to the link would change the plus character to the escape character of %2B. It would only change to %20 if it was a space. Since this is specific to your situation you would need some custom logic since you would like to change a plus character to a space character.

Thanks,

Steve

Hi @bzmof, I agree that the anchor link should point to the current page you’re on rather than the individual session page. I’ve updated the plugin to function like you described. In your WordPress dashboard update the WP Conference Schedule plugin to the latest version 1.0.5 and you should see the anchor links function properly.

Thanks,

Steve

Make sure you’re running the latest version of the plugin and that your iFrame has the rwcGetParams ID added. Like the example below. If you’re still having issues after that please reply with your iframe code so I can take a look. Also, if you have a live link to the website that would be helpful too.

<iframe id="rwcGetParams" src="https://www.remarpro.com"></iframe>

Thanks!

Hi @whitepeacockpro,

The locations don’t show on the schedule by default. This is a feature we will be adding to the pro version of the plugin.

Although, you can hook into the session and add the locations.

Make sure you are running the latest version of the plugin 1.0.4.

In your themes functions file add this code.

add_filter('wpcs_session_content_footer','my_session_footer');
function my_session_footer($id){
	return get_the_term_list( $id, 'wpcs_location', '<div>Location: ', ', ', '</div>');
}

I hope that helps let us know if you have any other questions.

Hi @christineunilu2019, the location is shown on the single session page once you click on the session title on schedule. Hope that help.

Thanks!

Thanks, @jpilantrose for finding that. We’ve updated the plugin with this fix. You should see an update for the plugin in your dashboard.

Thanks again!

Hello @gondol81,

To achieve a row with merged cells you’ll want to choose Break,Lunch, etc or Mainstage in the Type dropdown under session info. You’ll also want to select all tracks. Below is a screenshot to help.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z9CmWs7WeSmsD_9gIM7zn_Ff-mcJeYHl/view?usp=sharing

Thanks,

Steve

Hi @lmddesign, This seems to be an issue with older versions of PHP. I’ve pushed an update of the plugin to prevent the PHP errors. Please update your plugin and you should be good.

Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback @tyrannous. I’ve made that change.

Hi @tyrannous , We’ve updated the plugin with your suggestions. Thanks!