open a new page that you can hide from navigation and use the code [events_calendar long_events=1 full=1 category=”your category id”]
you can find all short codes here
http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/shortcodes/
can you provide a sample link?
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AaronC
(@aaronc)
Thank you both for responding.
The shortcode will be useful, but it won’t change the fact that the pages for events are linking to non-functioning category pages.
Here is a sample link:
http://wp.iable.ca/events/june-2-2012-upper-quadrant-pensacola-fl/
Notice how Upper Quadrant (the category of event) leads to a page with no content. It should probably lead to a page that lists events within that category. This link is put in there by the plugin, I don’t have control over it.
Please let me know if you can think of a fix for this. I could maybe hide the category link with css but that feels like defeat rather than a solution.
found these errors on your site
missing ; before statement
[Break On This Error]
Notice: wp_deregister_script was called <strong>incorrectly</strong>. Scripts an...
?simpl...r=3.3.1 (line 2, col 29)
$("a.popup[href*='http://www.youtube.com/watch?']").colorbox is not a function
[Break On This Error]
opacity: lightboxOpacity
have you tried this on the default 20 11 theme? i think it’s a theme/plugin conflict.
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AaronC
(@aaronc)
You’re right, I tried switching themes and it worked.
I didn’t build this theme, I’m just supposed to customize it. Any idea what could prevent the page from displaying properly?
from the looks of these errors, I’d just advise switching themes and saving yourself a future surprise 🙂
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AaronC
(@aaronc)
I was in debug mode. It works perfectly fine otherwise (this issue aside).
in that case then, you’re ok, php warnings are common everywhere 🙂
