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You can make a page for each session, and then use the shortcode/block to insert a schedule for just that session onto the page (see https://conferencescheduler.com/documentation/#display_specific_session). There isn’t currently any way to change the number of columns/open state for a particular instance of the schedule, but with some simple CSS you could achieve this (I can help you with that). Send me an email (or use the support form) and I’ll respond with the CSS you’ll need to make this happen.

Glad you were able to sort out the issues. Looks like the typo in the CSS was mine – sorry (too bad I can’t edit old posts here to correct it).

To request a refund, please use the Support form on the website so it gets linked with the proper account.

Sounds like you have the system set in “Timeline” mode, where workshops set their start time and length individually (on the Edit Workshop screen) and the system automatically creates sessions for you. To switch it back to “Session” mode, go to the Conference section of the WordPress Customizer and change the mode.

Or, if you prefer the timeline display, stay in Timeline mode, ignore the Sessions and just enter the workshop start time and length for each workshop individually.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by swift.

People can pick individual talks – click the star icon for each individual workshop. The issue is that with grouped workshops like you have, if one of the workshops inside is picked, the plugin shows the whole group.

However, if you want to only show the individual workshops that are picked (hide the rest in the group) when the “Show my picks” filter is on, then just add this CSS rule to your theme’s Custom CSS section in the WP Customizer:

.conf_scheduler.picks .session.open .workshop:not(.picked) { display: none; }

Let me know if you have any other questions.

At this moment, Conference Scheduler Pro can only restrict registration for all workshops together, there isn’t an ability to restrict registration per workshop which seems like more of what you’re looking for.

Having said that, I have been developing an extension that would allow for each workshop to have a product associated with it, and only allow registration when that product is purchased. It also integrates with WooCommerce to automatically create products, and converts the “Register” button into a “Purchase” button so you can purchase and register directly from the schedule. This extension – called Paid Workshops, is still in beta testing, but is available on the demo sites.

The link to the single page view for each workshop is currently available in the Ticket/Schedule block, and if you want it on every workshop on the schedule, you can customize the workshop template to add a link/button automatically. See the documentation for some basic instructions, and you can email me for more details if needed.

At this time, Paid Workshops only allows for one product per workshop, but it should be possible to allow multiple products to give access to the workshop. I can’t promise a timeline for adding that support, but hopefully soon.

I haven’t tested it with Japanese scripts as I can’t read them myself. If you want to try it out, there’s a fully functional 24hr demo feature on the website you can use to test it with – https://demo.conferencescheduler.com/

If there are any issues that you find, I’d be happy to work with you to resolve them if you can document them and suggest what needs to be changed.

Thanks for pointing this out – I’ve been away but am back now and have restored it all.

Yes, Conference Scheduler (and the Pro version) are both still maintained. Please let me know what issue you’re having and we’ll get it resolved.

Also, the Support form on the website is working normally as far as I can tell – what was the issue you had with it?