Olivér Bán
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Lol.. I just logged out of the admin user and it displays correctly. Maybe the problem is caused by the WP admin bar. That’s not really a big problem, so thanks again! 🙂
Well, the problem has returned. I checked the time-zone setting in my WordPress and everything seems OK. The server time is also correct UTC.
It seems the error occurs only here and only using #_EVENTTIMES. What might cause this? Thank you!
Thank you, it seems the site just cured itself somehow since I didn’t change any settings. I don’t know what caused the problem but now it doesn’t really matter. 🙂
Tiagonicastro, with this solution the inbox works but the outbox becomes empty and neither the new or old messages I write appear there. What may cause this problem? The same happens in the back-end version also. Thank you!
I wouldn’t like the default view to be day but if the user changes the view from month to day manually it would be great if he could see the day of the event instead the first day of the month.
Here’s an example on my website: http://www.ajkhok.elte.hu/esemenyek/2012/12/20/gegmenok-stand-up-comedy-est/
You’ll find the calendar at the bottom, it’s in Hungarian – “nap” means day and the date of the event is 20 December 2012.Greatest news, looking forward to Version 3. Thank you!
I use “events/current” for the “events” slug and I use this plugin: http://pastebin.com/NGqWVJt8 with a little modification to change that slug for single events to “events/YYYY/mm/dd” (I replaced “$event_slug” simply to “events” in the code.).
This way I can set the “categories” slug to “events” in the Permalink Slugs settings and it works as expected for single category pages. But this way the category list page “events/categories” doesn’t load. Would it be possible to set the slug to “events/categories” and use a plugin like the one aforementioned but for categories?