First off, you know how to create a custom WordPress template right?
1)Create a custom template.
2)below the “the_content();” line
3) follow along here:
http://www.wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/advanced-usage/#highlighter_881707
Just grab that first 3 lines of code.
The array would be your args (arguments / filters if you will)
In the array(
Add
, ‘category’ => 14,
Or whatever category you want to display.
There you have 10 events per page in that category.
if (class_exists('EM_Events')) {
echo EM_Events::output( array(
'limit'=>10,
'orderby'=>'name',
'category'=>14
) );
}
If you want more than 10 events per page, increase the ‘limit’ to say 20
PS If this resolves your issue – be sure to mark it as resolved in the upper right column.
Thread Starter
Jyos
(@jyos)
Hey Acts7,
This part I’m able to do as well, but I was wondering how I can customize the actual output? It appears as a list, which is fine for the main events page, but on other pages i’d like to be able to output the data in let’s say individual divs, adding classes to the event name, etc.
Sorry if I’m not explaining the situation too well, and thanks for the help 🙂
Thread Starter
Jyos
(@jyos)
Specifically, I’d like to be able to grab components of that output for me to style myself, like a custom wordpress query, where i’m able to drop <?php the_title(); ?> in a specific spot, or <?php the_excerpt(); ?> for example.
Thread Starter
Jyos
(@jyos)
Nevermind, figured out the solution via another forum post!
echo EM_Events::output(array('format'=>
'<a href="#_EVENTURL" border=0>$mycustomphpstuffiwantedherethatdoesntshowifiuseformats</a>
<B>#_EVENTLINK</B><br/>#_EVENTDATES #_EVENTTIMES<BR/><i>#_LOCATIONNAME, #_LOCATIONADDRESS, #_LOCATIONTOWN </i><br/><a href="#_EVENTURL">Details & map</a><HR>',
'limit'=>20, 'pagination'=>1));
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-events-manager-break-up-show-events-per-datedate?replies=8#post-2707933
Oh right right.
Yes then, to make it easier on yourself split your format out as a variable.
See my link on the pastebin above.
particularly:
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