First thing to do with a not found issue is resave permalinks.
Dashboard/settings/permalinks and just hit save.
Let me know how it goes.
Perfect! it worked thank you.
Final queries, it is possible to
1. remove the section on the right hand side highlighted here: https://ibb.co/mz64pr8
2. Summary page listing all of the available event
The design is driven by your theme template.
You can either
1) create a template of your own specific to events without a side bar. – this is mildly technical task
2) some themes allow you to set the default to no sidebar, will depend on your theme, easiest if it is an option
3) use CSS to hide the side bar in specific page types, not hard but can advise if you take this route
Summary page is easy. Just create a page ( full width if you have a full width option ) and just add the shortcode qpp
Thanks Alan!
I managed to use a post grid to bring the events onto one page. Works perfectly.
Could you please help with adding the CSS to hide the side bar. Where would this be applied so it affects event pages without tempering with other pages. Usually i’d add a content full width within Elementor for the specific page but not sure how it would be applied in this instance.
Finally, is it possible to adjust the objects within the event page or change colour or this is dependent on the theme?
Cheers
Hi Chris,
You can use the following CSS code below to hide the sidebar:
body.single-event .widget-area.sidebar-primary {
display: none;
}
body.single-event #primary {
float: none;
margin: 0 auto;
}
You can create an event template by creating a single-event.php.
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This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by
Arreane.
Hi Arreane,
Thanks for this, not sure where to paste that code.
Also is this related to the single-event.php.
Not sure how to do that too
i do have a custom CSS & JS plugin. Could this help?
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This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by
chris1080.
