Yes, scope=”past” would work. Here’s the documentation on the search attributes: https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/event-search-attributes/
Hello! i’m here again. why past events are visible only if i’m logged in as admin? How can i show for guest?
This is the shortcode in the page
[events_list category=”1-day-journey,2-days-journey,3-days-journey,4-days-journey,5-days-journey” scope=”future” limit=10 pagination=1]
[events_list category=”1-day-journey,2-days-journey,3-days-journey,4-days-journey,5-days-journey” scope=”past” limit=10 pagination=1]
Thanks
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This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by
fabioweb. Reason: adding shortcode
I don’t think it would work well to have pagination on two different shortcodes both on the same page.
Rather than repeating the shortcode (once with scope=”past” and once with scope=”future”), try using scope=”all” like this:
[events_list category="1-day-journey,2-days-journey,3-days-journey,4-days-journey,5-days-journey" scope="all" limit=10 pagination=1]
Okay great thanks! with scope”all” how can i move future event first and the past events?
Okay great. Last question i think. Is it also possible to choose custom ordering?
I’m not sure what kind of custom ordering you have in mind but you can find the documentation on all the search attributes here:
https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/event-search-attributes/