Hey @mtporter,
Can you share a link to the site where this is happening?
Depending on how your templates header image is added on your site, this may require some custom coding to implement – the main events page is a bit of a weird thing, since it’s more of a “feed” page than a real page.
If that doesn’t make much sense, then either way getting the header image to work will likely require making custom versions of some of the main plugin template files – these are all found in the /views folder of The Events Calendar plugin files, and you can customize these quite easily by copying that whole folder into your theme and renaming it in your theme to /tribe-events.
Then, you can place custom PHP code to call that header image in the header of whatever event views are currently failing to show it, and it should help.
To learn more about this customization process, check out our official Themer’s Guide here → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/themers-guide/
Thanks!
George
I didn’t want to ‘advertise’ thus is why I didn’t put URL in first post.
The URL is http://www.cheoknox.org/wp –> which when complete will replace what’s on the root.
I do believe as well the client is interested in the Pro version.
Hi mtporter,
Have you tried changing the default template setting in Events → Settings → Display? You may find a switch from the default events template to the default page template solves this.
If that doesn’t work then – as George highlighted – some customization work may be required, whether that is accomplished by overriding and modifying our templates or those of your theme.
I hope that helps!
Yes, I have done the above. It isn’t a big deal but may be something to do one day soon
Plugin Contributor
Brian
(@brianjessee)
Hello,
If changing the default template did not help then it maybe the only way to get this is by editing the templates following our themer’s guide.
Cheers
