hmm, might be a theme conflict; do you have sample link to this issue for us to see?
Hi, I am using the Gridiculous Pro template for my website (https://wordpress.com/themes/gridiculous-pro)
This is the code I set up for the below post:
[event post_id=”162″]Coming up:<p>#_EVENTNAME</p><p>when? #_EVENTDATES at #_24HSTARTTIME
where? #_LOCATIONNAME</p><p>#_EVENTCATEGORIES</p><p></p><p>#_EVENTIMAGE[/event]
this is the post:
http://bonnenglishsingers.de/event-list-issue/
It is all fine but the bullet infront of the #_EVENTCATEGORIES. This is not a major issue but I’d like to create an event post that uses the #_EVENTCATEGORIES as part of the layout. With the bullet it looks quite odd.
I’d appreciate if you could support me. Thanks.
Reiner
To get rid of the bullet points on the event categories list you’d either need to modify the #_EVENTCATEGORIES placeholder template, or add a CSS rule to the end of the style.css file of your theme. This should work:
.event-categories {
list-style: none;
}
Thank you. Just to make sure: I modify the placeholder template in the “Events | Settings” page, correct? Or is there another way to do that?
I think I used the placeholder in a wrong way anyway. For my page the “#_CATEGORYNAME” is actually the right one.
Thanks.
Reiner
No, to modify the placeholders you need to edit the files / templates used to generate the placeholder output. See this tutorial:
http://wp-events-plugin.com/tutorials/modifying-placeholder-default-information/
The CSS method I mentioned is much easier 🙂
Ahhhh, got it. Thanks. You are right: the CSS method is easier.
Gosh there is so much to discover in Events Manager. And I only just started 🙂
Thanks!
