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Hi @dmikra,
The date format used within the event list block, relies on the format defined in the Sugar Calendar » Settings section under the Date Format field.
Could you please check on this and let me know?
Thanks.
Hi @dmikra,
Thanks for the question on this and to clarify, with the event list block, an event will stop showing once it’s end time is past the current time.
With that said, if you’d like to show events, including past events, you can achieve this using the events archive page, and you can also implement event list filters.
I hope this helps
Hey @dmikra,
Thanks for getting in touch
We currently do not have an option to match the header size and font to match the page content.
However, as a workaround, you can make use of the following snippet.
.sugar-calendar-event-list-block .sugar-calendar-event-list-block__base-container .sugar-calendar-event-list-block__listview__event__body__content h4 {
font-size: 16px !important; /* Adjust this value to match your desired body text size */
}
/* To ensure the link inside also inherits */
.sugar-calendar-event-list-block .sugar-calendar-event-list-block__base-container .sugar-calendar-event-list-block__listview__event__body__content h4 {
font-weight: inherit !important;
font-size: inherit !important;
}This would have the event appearing as follows: https://a.supportally.com/i/KTKgzJ
Depending on the styling on your site, you might need to adjust some of the attribute values to match the look and feel on the site.
I hope this helps.
Hi @dmikra,
Thanks for writing back and sharing your workaround. This should work great to isolate the events based on their respective language.
Kind regards.
Hi @dmikra,
Thanks for the follow-up and apologies for the mix-up with the URL change.
The correct one should be
/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=sc_event_tagsCould you please try this out and let me know how it goes?
I hope to hear from you soon!
Hi @dmikra,
With the current interface, we do not have a section for managing and editing the tags, but I’ve passed this along for the dev team’s consideration.
In the meantime, you can access and edit the tags by adjusting to the following URL: {your-site-domain}/wp-admin/?edit-tags.php?taxonomy=sc_event_tags
I hope this helps.
Hi @dmikra,
While we do not have an out of the box option to remove the calendar section on the single event page, you can achieve this using the following custom CSS.
.sc-frontend-single-event__details__calendar.sc-frontend-single-event__details-row {
display: none !important;
}When you have a minute, would you mind testing this out and let me know how it goes?
Kind regards.
Hi @elisah9,
Thank you for sharing your feedback. I’m sorry to hear about the trouble you had with support.We’re always working to fight for our customers success and I looked into our system and didn’t find any open support tickets under your name. However, I did find your thread in our public forums.
If you have an active WP Mail SMTP Pro license, you’re eligible for priority support through our private support channel. Our public forum is also monitored by our team and lets other users share tips and solutions, but please note that forum replies can sometimes take a while.
Kind regards,
Hi @dmikra,
Thanks for the follow-up and feedback on your experience.
I’m afraid this is a current limitation with the Sugar Calendar plugin as it’s not yet translation-ready, and this explains why the event attributes, including categories and tags, are not translatable. The Sugar Calendar blocks do not also have the option to show the events based on the current locale as yet.
As shared, the team already has this on their radar for discussion and consideration on how to improve the experience here, and I’ll be sure to pass along your feedback.
In the meantime, I’m afraid we do not have a workaround that would allow for the implementation as described, but I hope such an option will be available in a future release.
Kind regards.
Hi @dmikra,
Thanks for the follow-up question!
Since events in Sugar Calendar are stored as a custom post type, you can already translate the event title and description. However, the event attributes (for example, location, category, cost, etc.) are not yet translatable. Our dev team has this on their roadmap, and we hope to include it in a future release.
In the meantime, you can translate Sugar Calendar by following this guide on How to Translate a WordPress Plugin
That tutorial covers two main approaches:
- On-site translation using the Loco Translate plugin
- Local translation on your computer with a tool like Poedit
Please note that days of the week and month names are handled by WordPress’s locale settings (Settings → General), so you won’t see them in Loco Translate, they’ll automatically display in your site’s language.
I hope this helps! If you have any other questions, just let us know.
Hi @dmikra,
Thank you for the suggestion! Currently, there isn’t an out-of-the-box “+” option to enable event translations. I’ve however, forwarded this request to our development team for consideration and will share any updates on the same as they become available.
Kind regards.
Hi @grrin, thanks for flagging this again. Our team is still aware of the challenge with the weekly summaries, and the fix is on their roadmap. We don’t have a firm timeline yet, but it will be rolled into a future update.
Thanks for your patience!
Hi @grrin,
Thank you for following up.
I’ve confirmed with our development team that this issue remains on their to-do list. While we don’t have an ETA for the improvement as yet, rest assured that it will be addressed.
Kind regards, and apologies for the inconvenience.
Hi @jiripolacek,
To confirm, the test emails are sent to the recipient email address added on the Email Test page. However, weekly email summary notifications are sent to the site’s admin email by default.
If you’d like to change this, you can use the following snippet. With this, the notifications will now be sent to the email added therein, and you can also add more than one email recipient.
add_filter( 'easy_wp_smtp_reports_emails_summary_send_to', function ( $email ) {
return 'easy@example.com';
} );I hope this helps.