Hi,
For the template or how to use them:
1. http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/using-template-files/
– you can add css id or class then style them.
And also you can change its format using the EM settings > Format/Layouts with the help of this placeholders http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/placeholders/
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Glur4k
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Ok but whats the class for the category dropdown (for example) / how to add a class for the c. dropdown?
that’s in the template events-search.php
no need to add IDs, you should be able to add basic styles to the search form with CSS
I have the same question and still cannot get a straight answer.
for example , a rule to style the category dropdown:
.em-events-search-category { width:100px; }
adding this to your theme’s stylesheet will make it 100px wide
Thanks Marcus – but I wanted #_EVENTDATES, #_EVENTCATEGORIES and search button all on one line
Thanks Marcus – but I wanted #_EVENTDATES, #_EVENTCATEGORIES and search button all on one line
That’s done with CSS on your theme. There’s no other way.
If you check the demo site here – http://demo.wp-events-plugin.com/events/
it’s all one line but overruns because of the quantity of fields, if I removed a few it would be one line (or made the widths of each one smaller).
omg – that’s what I have been looking for. why isn’t mine in a line like yours? I thought I had not changed the code.
more importantly – how do i get mine in a row instead of a column?
thx