Brook

Howdy Ariamu,

I have good news, the CSV importer does support those characters. It supports the entire UTF-8 charset! However, the file you are importing must be UTF-8 encoded. Yours evidently is not when it includes those characters. Some editors export UTF-16 or so forth.

There are online tools to convert charsets. This one for example can help you convert charsets. http://www.webutils.pl/Charset-Converter Run your CSV through such a tool, or when saving it make sure to select the UTF-8 charset. Once it’s set you will have no problems importing files with special characters.

I hope that information helps! Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy Sreeiyer,

Have you seen our guide for setting up WPML and The Events Calendar? There are a million ways to configured WPML that can break other plugins, including The Events Calendar. So our guide walks you through the options to set so that they are both compatible together, the steps and configurations need to be followed very carefully in order to get everything working.

Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy guys,

It sounds like you are probably using pathinfo URLs, where all of your pages begin with [example.com]/index.php/[page-name]. In which case there is a now known bug that we are working on fix for. In the mean time downloading a past version, or switch your permalink to default or postname should fix it. I am truly sorry for the bug. We are adding a test to future versions to help catch this sort of bug.

– Brook

Howdy Kbeebalm,

This rule should change it to red:

body .tribe-events-calendar td.tribe-events-present div[id*=tribe-events-daynum-] {
    background-color: #f00;
}

You can modify the color from there. That work?

Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy Alex,

If you just want to reverse the order as it appears on the page then that is going to be easy. This snippet reverse the order for the past events pages, with slight modification you could cause it to reverse the order on other pages including the upcoming and events widget ones.

https://gist.github.com/elimn/0be6c4cbcf80b3721c81

However, that reverses the page order. Say you have events from now until December in your calendar, and the first page of the calendar shows events from Sept – Oct. The above will reverse the first page to be Oct – Sept. perhaps you would rather it show Dec – Nov though. That being the case, you would have to write your own snippet. One which taps into pre_get_posts and targets the upcoming event query could do that, you could reverse the SQL sort order. However, this not an easy thing to do at all and will take a lot of trial and error.

I hope that snippet helps. Happy calendaring!

– Brook

Howdy Wearemogul,

You can change the date format setting for The Events Calendar in WP-Admin > Events > Settings > Display. However, ecs-list-events is a separate plugin managed by a 3rd party. It’s possible they don’t honor The Events Calendar’s date format, in which case you would need to contact them to see how to change it: https://wordpress.org/plugins/the-events-calendar-shortcode/ Our own shortcodes definitely follow our date format settings, but those are exclusive to Events Calendar PRO. If that’s the only thing you want to change, I’d stick with the free 3rd party plugin. 🙂

I hope you can get it formatted to your liking. Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy hatfab,

My apologies for any confusion. As outlined in the forum sticky here, our readmes, documentation, and elsewhere we do provide volunteer support to free users such as yourself once per week. Usually we do a pass on Wednesday or Friday answering every topic that the other community volunteers have not. If you need a faster response time you should look into paying someone for support.

As the WordPress.org forum rules outline. Bumping topics only delays the amount of time until a response. This is because of how the moderator tools work, bumped topics appear answered and simultaneously fall to the bottom of the pool. Thus it can take more than a week to get a question answered if you bump. I really wish the tools did not work this way, but they do.

In case any other users are wondering this same thing, the Events Calendar PRO includes widget filtering in it’s features, and it also include premium support with same day support.

I hope you found a solution to your needs. Happy developing!
– Brook