Hey,
Thanks for reaching out to us.
Our calendar is technically built off of the archive templates so the conditionals that are used to target archives will return positive on the main calendar views. So, the titles being set within your theme are most likely using the conditionals to add the title to the page so you can find the section which adds the archive title and use “!tribe_is_event” to ensure that it doesn’t get added to the events templates.
Thanks!
Thanks for the reply. I’m confused, sorry. This used to not be a problem with the Spacious Theme by Theme Grill until after The Events Calendar v3.9.3. What changed?
Howdy again Ba,
Thanks for taking the time to report this. We have changed many thousands of lines of code since the 3.9 series. Tons of things have changed, I wish I had a better idea of specifically what is changed here but I do not.
What do you mean it creates “double events’ In the title. In your example title I do not see any duplicates, and depending on what page you are viewing I could see this as being the intended title from your theme author:
Upcoming Events | Events | My Events Page
Cheers!
– Brook
Hi Brook,
The “double events” is simply that – the repetition of the word “events” in an otherwise normal page title. Until after 3.9.3 it wasn’t a problem, then all of a sudden weirdness (i.e. H1 ‘Archives’ above the Upcoming Events title and double events in the page title). Probably the easiest thing to do would be to A/B for yourself to see what happens when you switch from 3.9.3 to anything after.
Thanks!
I got ya, thanks for clarifying.
In that case that is intended behavior/title-structure in newer versions of the plugin. If you wish to modify it though you definitely can. This snippet allows you to change the title on each of those pages to be anything you want: http://pastebin.com/QU2aMwBJ
Cheers!
– Brook
Ba, I’ve been having the same exact issue, so thanks for posting.
Brook…
So where does one paste the above-mentioned snippet?
Thanks!
BP
logipundit, you’d add that to your child theme’s functions.php file