Support » Plugin: The Events Calendar » Hiding the post date

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  • Hi monstertaco,

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    – Jonah

    I think that the problem is the class="date updated" code in single.php. Guessing that they really wanted to use date-updated (with a hyphen)and somewhere else “date” is defined with absolute positioning so it is putting your “date updated” data up by the heading (where you don’t want it) rather than down with the event descriptive info (which you’ll notice is blank).

    So instead of:

    <dd class=”event-meta event-meta-updated”><span class=”date updated”><?php the_date(); ?></span></dd>

    try:

    <dd class=”event-meta event-meta-updated”><span class=”date-updated”><?php the_date(); ?></span></dd>

    with the hyphen between date and updated. Back up the code before trying of course!

    And FWIW it doesn’t have this problem in my theme…

    Thread Starter monstertaco

    (@monstertaco)

    I’ll look again, thanks!

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