Plugin Author
Guido
(@guido07111975)
Hi,
That’s only possible using custom CSS:
#vsel .vsel-meta {width:100%; clear:both;}
#vsel .vsel-image-info {display:none:}
This way the event content is hidden and event meta is full width, on whole site.
But if you want to display the event content on the single event page, add this underneath:
.single-event #vsel .vsel-meta {width:36%; clear:none;}
.single-event #vsel .vsel-image-info {display:block;}
If the event link gives an 404 (nothing found) please reset (resave) your permalink and try again.
Guido
ps. you’ve asked for multiple customizations the last couple of months, maybe a customized version of my plugin would suit you better?
Im sorry it did not work. The content and image did not show before the new upgrade of this plugin.
Plugin Author
Guido
(@guido07111975)
So you’re using most recent version of my plugin?
If I’m not mistaken, you’re using quite some custom CSS to change the layout of my plugin. So old custom CSS might cause a conflict with this new custom CSS? So you should remove the old custom CSS regarding these elements as well.
Are you changing plugin stylesheet directly, or are you adding your custom CSS elsewhere?
Please keep me informed.
Guido
Yes I am using the recent plugin. And I have some custom CSS you gave me. Even when I take the old custom CSS code away, the content from the event page is till showing in the event list and it does not not link to the event page.
Plugin Author
Guido
(@guido07111975)
Hi,
The link to the single event page does work on your site, when I click the event title of an event in your widget.
About the CSS, does your site contain an events page? So not a widget, but a page.
Guido
Not a widget. I have tekstbox on my frontpage with this shortcode in it: [vsel combine_dates=”true”].
I see now that the link works! But still need to hide the content.
Plugin Author
Guido
(@guido07111975)
Hi,
You have a mistake in your custom CSS:
#vsel .vsel-image-info {display:none:}
Should be:
#vsel .vsel-image-info {display:none;}
To be honest, I’ve made that mistake in a previous response π
Guido
Plugin Author
Guido
(@guido07111975)
Oh,
the reason why I don’t hide the content area on a page is because that’s the most important section of my plugin (together with the meta section). The reason why I’ve build it several years ago. And in a widget there’s limited space so that why you can hide it there.
Guido
Plugin Author
Guido
(@guido07111975)
Hi again,
I have just updated plugin and you can now hide the featured image and the event text in your event list, via the settingspage. So now you don’t have to use custom CSS to hide this. Might be interesting for you.
Guido
Oh thanks! I will try it out. π