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Hey Dave,

I hope you are well! Did you end up submitting the request? I couldn’t find any tickets that seemed like they came from you.

If you can contact us on our website, I think I have a solution for you!

Suport page

– Craig

Hey again,

Try adding the following to the “Custom CSS” area on the “Form” tab:

#rtec .rtec-success-message {
    background: coral;
    color: white;
    border-color: lightcoral
}

I provided a way to change all parts of the message but you can delete any row of a property you don’t want to change.

Have a good weekend!

– Craig

Hey darkpollo,

It’s not currently possible to use the plugin without The Events Calendar since, as you’ve noticed, it uses a lot of the functions and data created by that plugin.

I suppose it would be possible to make the plugin work with any custom post type with some configuring. If more people are interested in such a thing I would definitely look into it!

– Craig

Hello agian rhodesengr,

To do this within WordPress, we have a feature in the paid “Pro” version that allows you to send emails to an entire event’s attendees.

Otherwise, you can export your attendees using the “Export” button while on the “Detailed View” and then copy the emails column from the created spreadsheet. You could paste that into an email client of some sort.

Thanks,

Craig

Hey jesse120502,

Glad the first change works for you! Some of these changes are more for the events calendar plugin than the registrations plugin but I can help you out a bit. Here is the CSS to remove the numbers in your events list:

.tribe-list-widget {
    list-style-type: none;
}

And to center the list of events on test.vcwaterland.nl/events:

.tribe-events-style-full .content-area {
    float: none;
    margin: auto;
    padding-right: 0;
}

To make changes to the single event template, you can either use the Gutenberg block editor (enabled using the “Settings” page under “Events”) or you can use a custom single-events.php file in your theme: https://support.theeventscalendar.com/153124-Themers-Guide

Hopefully that helps!

– Craig

Hey darthmom,

First of all I’m glad that you are using the plugin on a lot of sites!

The issue here seems to be that your privacy policy link is missing a closing anchor “</a>” html tag. https://snag.gy/NG0Wqs.jpg. Browsers will guess what to do when a closing element is missing. This can cause odd things like this to happen.

The registration form is actually loaded in the footer and then moved to the area above the content when the page is done loading. This is so the automatic placement option works with just about all custom themes.

If you fix the missing tag the problem should correct itself.

Another option is fixing this by adding the following to the “Custom JavaScript” area on the “Form” tab:

jQuery('.rtec-register-button').unwrap('a');

A final option would be placing the button with a shortcode “[rtec-registration-form]” instead of the “automatic” placement. You would change the setting on the “Form” tab to enable this.

Let me know if you need more help!

– Craig

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by roundupwp.

Sounds good!

Have a good weekend.

– Craig