ba95472

That works! Thanks so much for all your help masoodak!

Thanks Abz, unfortunately that just does what Tristan’s code does – affects link color, but not the underline on hover.

With the help of TexFinderX I’ve located the file where the span originates “loop.php”:
src/functions/template-tags/loop.php

This is the block

`$title = sprintf( __( ‘%1$s for %2$s – %3$s’, ‘the-events-calendar’ ), $events_label_plural, $first_event_date, $last_event_date );
} elseif ( tribe_is_past() ) {
$title = sprintf( esc_html__( ‘Past %s’, ‘the-events-calendar’ ), $events_label_plural );
}

if ( tribe_is_month() ) {
$title = sprintf(
esc_html_x( ‘%1$s for %2$s’, ‘month view’, ‘the-events-calendar’ ),
$events_label_plural,
date_i18n( tribe_get_date_option( ‘monthAndYearFormat’, ‘F Y’ ), strtotime( tribe_get_month_view_date() ) )
);
}

// day view title
if ( tribe_is_day() ) {
$title = sprintf(
esc_html_x( ‘%1$s for %2$s’, ‘day_view’, ‘the-events-calendar’ ),
$events_label_plural,
date_i18n( tribe_get_date_format( true ), strtotime( $wp_query->get( ‘start_date’ ) ) )
);
}

if ( is_tax( $tribe_ecp->get_event_taxonomy() ) && $depth ) {
$cat = get_queried_object();
$title = ‘<a href=”‘ . esc_url( tribe_get_events_link() ) . ‘”>’ . $title . ‘</a>’;
$title .= ‘ › ‘ . $cat->name;
}

Changing ‘%1$s for %2$s – %3$s’ to ‘Past %s’ works. However after the change there’s some caching going on that makes ‘Past Events’ show up as the title on the Next Events page even after refreshing and clearing the cache. Reverting to the original ‘%1$s for %2$s – %3$s’ and back to the way it was, so still some more work to do.

Got it.

.menu-toggle {

    font-size: 1.0rem;
    
}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by ba95472.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by ba95472.

Here’s another hack. To bulk remove United States and Zip Codes, install the Adminer plugin then run these SQL commands:

update YOUR_postmeta set meta_value='' where meta_key='United States'
update YOUR_postmeta set meta_value='' where meta_key='_VenueZip'

@kellyalan

The other thing I do to keep from being pestered by WordPress to accidentally update 3.9.3 (and also to prevent the client from doing it!) is to change the version number in the stylesheet to 999999.