• Hello the Events Maker Team,

    I found a “problem” in Google Webmastertool with your plugin.

    I have the widget calendar in my sidebar.
    I doesn’t show the summary to the visitors, only the date and the title.

    GWT found errors with the hcalendar data:
    location: missing
    summary: missing

    Have you the possibility to write in source code this informations (hcalendar: description, dtstart, dtend, location and summary) even if there are not showing to the visitors?

    I have with this problem errors for all my pages of my site because the calendar is on each page!!!

    Best Regards.

    Thomas

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-maker/

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  • Thread Starter iziwebavenir

    (@iziwebavenir)

    Hello the Events Maker Team,

    I found an another “problem”.

    When an event are several dates (example: every Monday), the widget-listing give for each day the same id in the li tag in the events calendar list in widget (example: <li id=”post-4044″ ….> is x-time written) and its break the html5 validation (more time the same id).

    Is there possible to generate alternatives ids in these case (exemple: ‘id=”post-4044″‘ for the first date, then ‘id=”post-4044-occurence-2″‘ or ‘id=”post-4044-2″‘ for the second one, etc…) in the ul list?

    Best Regards

    Thomas

    Plugin Author dFactory

    (@dfactory)

    Thx Thomas,

    Good suggestions – we’re going to take a look at this.

    Thread Starter iziwebavenir

    (@iziwebavenir)

    Is the “Structured Data” fix present in version 1.6.7 ?

    Plugin Author dFactory

    (@dfactory)

    Not yet – we’ll add it next release.

    Hi, I see the location is working fine in 1.6.10, but the summary still isn’t. I tried adding an excerpt to an event hoping that might do it, but the Google Webmasters test tool still says summary is missing and required.

    Is there another place the summary should be added, or can it automatically be created from the event’s post content?

    Thanks!

    As a workaround, I changed the following line in content-single-event.php

    <h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2>

    to

    <h2 class="summary"><?php the_title(); ?></h2>

    It now validates through Google’s test tool.

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