• Resolved theveej

    (@theveej)


    Hi Guys, great plugin thanks.

    I want to remove sidebars from single event pages. In my theme, posts and pages both have sidebars. However, I want to get rid of this in the single event pages.

    My theme allows individualised customisation per post or page (through the page attributes box in the editor). However the page attributes box is not available when I add new event or edit current event. Why is this and how can I fix it?

    thanks

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  • Plugin Support angelo_nwl

    (@angelo_nwl)

    EM is using custom post type; it should show once your theme supports custom post type (CPT) however try to choose theme fullwidth template under Events > Settings > Pages > Event Pages > Display events as (dropdown) > under Theme Templates

    Thread Starter theveej

    (@theveej)

    Is there a way to make it non custom post type?

    I can’t choose any theme template with full width because the two templates for page and post have sidebar enabled.

    The other two templates are gallery and contact us which then is messy in terms of display.

    So my only choice is to make it a post template which is non custom post or to make it able to use page attributes. Can i implement page attributes?

    caimin_nwl

    (@caimin_nwl)

    No, events need to remain a custom post type. You can copy any template that you want to use to single-event.php and Events Manager will use that template.

    Robswaimea

    (@robswaimea)

    If you know how to remove your sidebars with CSS.. and the associated CSS to make fullwidth this can be done for your theme… well, it worked for me.

    I tested this earlier today with my theme Twenty Fourteen.
    In the template single-event.php below the closing PHP statement ?>
    Place your CSS code… ie:

    <style>
    blah blah blay...
    etc etc etc...
    </style>

    Can’t promise it will work for you.
    Best to contact your theme people for instructions to remove the sidebars and make full width with CSS.

    Good luck.

    Thread Starter theveej

    (@theveej)

    Thanks guys 🙂

    and Thanks @robswaimea

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