Hi Nick!
The input box for starting a tournament interprets each line as a single competitor (or team). So for doubles, you could enter a team name if they have one or you could enter both names.
See my Start entry box here:
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And the corresponding brackets here:
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Thank you and please let me know if you have any more questions!
Thanks for the swift reply. I think the main cause of my problem was an “odd” number of entries! I’m cracking on with the plug-in now.
Thank you for letting me know it worked out for you. I have another update in the pipes to give more descriptive feedback when there is an issue like that (such as number of entries). Keep cracking and please let me know if I can help with anything else!
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Tournamatch. Reason: Spelling is hard
At the moment I’m having to play around with css to extend the length of the competitor box and the result headings for the project I have. It’s a number of competitions that can be single competitors or teams of two, three and four players. The teams don’t have names (it’s internal club competitions). So I need longer than the standard boxes and then I’ve got to get the lines to match up. It would be great if this was more “automatic”.
You can see what I’m wrestling with on this page on my test site. Can’t seem to get the right css settings. https://elementary.websitesdesigned4u.com/tournament-page/
This isn’t an automatic solution that you need; however, this should get the brackets to display in a way that works. Add this to the WordPress Backend, Appearance -> Customize, Additional CSS:
.simple-tournament-brackets-round-body {
width: 325px;
}
.simple-tournament-brackets-round-header {
width: 323px;
}
