How to Install A Teams Schedule

Hi Michael,
Thanks for your questions. First, this plugin may not be exactly what you want. It is designed for each schedule to have a ‘home team’, and the entries are the games played by that team. So you would have to enter 80 teams with 55 games per team. Fortunately, you can do this by importing the schedules in a properly formatted Excel spreadsheet. A video tutorial is available for Gold Support members.

That said, take a look at the man page titled Creating Schedules with Team Logos … the right way. I believe it explains the sequence for entering all data – venues, teams, schedules, games, scoreboards.

If you take a look at the results at dev.shoalsummitsolutions.com, you will see that the plugin generates some rich displays, but (a) to get the results you need to enter the data, and (b) it does NOT support League schedules.

Hope this helps.
-Mark

Hey Michael,
I really don’t know what you are referring to:

I install the teams entire https://url schedule from each website into Schedule ID.

??? Typo maybe?

-Mark

Michael,
This is not how the MSTW Schedules & Scoreboards plugin works at all. Perhaps you are in the wrong forum? Maybe you are asking about your theme or some other plugin?

-Mark

Well ….

Schedules don’t contain teams, they contain games. So here’s the order. In the following “home team” is the team that ‘owns’ the schedule. That team must be one of the teams in each game on the schedule and “home” games (there’s a checkbox for that on the Edit Game screen) are played at that team’s home venue. Anyway:

1 Create a home team venue on the Add/Edit Venue (and visiting team venues if you want them).

2. Create the home team in the Add/Edit Team screen.

3. Create a schedule for the home team in the Add/Edit Schedule screen. (The schedule will be empty at this point.”

4. Create games and assign them to the schedule.

All of this can be done “in bulk” using the CSV import function.

Please read this man page and ask more specific questions about it.

-Mark

Yes, the plugin does support displaying a schedule as a table or as a ‘slider’. Both views are highly configurable. You use shortcodes to do so.

1. If you upload a CSV for a schedule, yes the plugin knows the correct team (based on you providing the correct team slug in the CSV file).

2. You can load multiple schedules from one CSV file. That’s based on the schedule column. The limitation will be the processing time and memory usage limits of your web server. Users frequently have to break the CSV files into bite-sized pieces, which works just fine.

-Mark

Hi Michael,
To answer your questions:

Is there a way to reduce the size of the font and font style on the outcome page.

Yes, it’s called CSS.

I think the size is making the output larger than the size designed in the WordPress theme’s template. It is therefore eliminating the right hand side menu going down the page. If the you can tell me which module that contains this coding, I can edit it.

First, I believe this can all be done with CSS. The plugin uses 100% of the theme container.

If the you can tell me which module that contains this coding, I can edit it.

I don’t recommend editing anything in the plugin (other than the CSS stylesheet). Otherwise you will have a maintenance nightmare as new versions are released. (I’m working on the next one right now.)

Also, as a further test, is it possible to go live temporarily to see what else there is?

I don’t understand this question. You can do anything you want with your site.

Finally, the bulk of your questions here are plugin-theme integration issues. I do not support plugin-theme integration issues in this forum. If you would like such support please register for Gold Support.

Regards,
-Mark