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We already have a taxonomy created and searchable that can be found and used from the back-end of the site. You are telling me that there isn’t a way to add this to the front-end Event Submission Form?

I would expect that this would be very helpful to others who use Events Manager, to have a secondary taxonomy in which to organize their events…

We would assume that we could add it to the attribute opportunity in in Events – > Settings — > General – > Event Settings – > Event Attributes/Location Attributes in a similar way we would manually add “Event Categories.”

I also believe that people create new taxonomies for their WordPress post types quite often. I don’t see why I couldn’t with Events Manager.

Someone, please help… @netweblogic / @nutsmuggler

• This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by Fantacular Designs.

Alright. This is much more complicated than I expected. From what I gather, I need to rename the “State/County” field to just “State” (for now). Then I add a separate custom dropdown field with Tennessee counties. This may disable the use of Maps, which I can work around.

I added an Event Attribute:

#_ATT {County} (Default Anderson|Bedford|Benton|Bledsoe|Blount|Bradley|Campbell|Cannon|Carroll|Carter|Cheatham|Chester|Claiborne|Clay|Cocke|Coffee|Crockett|Cumberland|Davidson|Decatur|DeKalb|Dickso|Dyer|Fayette|Fentress|Franklin|Gibson|Giles|Granger|Greene|Grundy|Hamblen|Hamilton|Hancock|Hardeman|Hardin|Hawkins|Haywood|Henderson|Henry|Hickman|Houston|Humphreys|Jackson|Jefferson|Johnson|Knox|Lake|Lauderdale|Lawrence|Lewis|Lincoln|Loudon|Macon|Madison|Marion|Marshall|Maury|McMinn|McNairy|Meigs|Monroe|Montgomery|Moore|Morgan|Obion|Overton|Perry|Pickett|Polk|Putnam|Rhea|Roane|Robertson|Rutherford|Scott|Sequatchie|Scott|Sequatchie|Sevier|Shelby|Smith|Stewart|Sullivan|Sumner|Tipton|Trousdale|Unicoi|Union|Van Buren|Warren|Washington|Wayne|Weakley|White|Williamson|Wilson

I also attempted to change it in the Location Attributes with the proper “#_LATT”

I did not find a new field when adding events in the front or back end.

Some direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your patience!

I couldn’t make it work no matter what I removed or replaced.

My husband came to my rescue and this is the shortcode that resolved my issue:

[events_calendar long_events=1 category=”272″]

As stated in another topic, I attempted to change the shortcode.

From:
[fullcalendar type=”event” taxonomies=”event-categories&tag_ID=272″]

To:
[fullcalendar type=”event” taxonomies=”event-categories” tag_ID=”272″]

Unfortunately, it still shows all events. I am testing this out in Bradley County, but you can use Hamilton County as a referrence to what I attempted the first time.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 8 months ago by Fantacular Designs.

Your quick response is GREATLY appreciated! Thank you very much!

We usually use HTML for our sites, but I am creating this one using WordPress so that our apprentices can even use it. I’m not sure how to add an image to the recipe. I’ve just begun “Diet With Us” and we have a lot of interested followers seeking creative recipes. They need to see them because these recipes are very different than what people are used to. It needs to be set up with visual benefits.

Since I’m asking questions, is there a way to post a recipe in the middle of a blog post? I would assume it would just require a “shortcode”.

Again… seeking assistance.