no, however you can try to use the same start and end time and then use conditional placeholders such as {no_time} content {/no_time} – http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/conditional-placeholders/
Is that “no time” tag supposed to remove a repeated time such as the same end time as the start time?
If so it didn’t work… Hmm….
http://servedaily.com/events/
What is it you want to do, just hide the end times on your events list?
If an event has no end time, but the picked end time (cus of no option for no end time) is the same as the start time, is there a way to hide that end time?
Not out of the box, you’d need to write some custom PHP code that checks the start and end dates and times and displays / hides them accordingly.
k.
If you go to
http://servedaily.com/events/
Do you know how I would make all the pictures align directly below the EVENTS header at the top so that they are aligned left side of pic to the Left side of the word EVENTS?
Yea –
That is what is there. Ah. Just not going to let it bother me that there is no option for no end time. It may come in a future update.
I’m just thankful for a great plugin by people who share the love.
Keep up the great work.
If you want to change the output of “7:30pm – 10:30pm” and only want to show the start time “7:30pm”
where you see “#_EVENTTIMES” in the formatting, replace it with “#_12HSTARTTIME”
#_12HSTARTTIME will only show the first start time and not both.
try to do this in your format options in your events-manager dialog:
#_24HSTARTTIME {has_time}bis #_24HENDTIME{/has_time}
bis mean till in german – sorry
so if there is an endtime not equal to the start time than an endtime is shown.
