Hello, sorry for the late response, I didn’t see it until now.
It looks like the “Details” and “Start” are added by the page template for the event organiser. Maybe it thinks that the post content is a recurring event.. To help me understand correctly, when you don’t use the shortcode, the page displays up to the second “Details”?
Could you try and see if this might solve it?
[content id="616" format="false"]
Another question: do you have the content shortcode inside the event description?
1. The shortcode was added in the eventdescription.
2. If I remove the shortcode than the event shows
Details
Start: 24 september 2013
Eventdescription
Dit is een activiteit voor Regio Zeist.
We vertrekken bij 6 deelnemers.
Gaat U met ons mee?
But the event (post) itself you cannot read now so thats not the sollution.
3. I changed the shortcode into [content id=”616″ format=”false”] but the same problem as before with my own shortcode rises!
And now, what to do????
We solved this issue by hiding the second “event details” using CSS. At the bottom of style.css in the theme directory:
.eventorganiser-event-meta:nth-of-type(2) {
display:none !important;
}
I wanted to add that if you’re specifying the id, it’s not necessary to put the post type:
[content id="616"]
Hi Miyarakira,
I changed this code
[content type=”post” id=”616″]
into
[content id=”616″]
This didn’t work. My problem already is solved but why is your addition not working??
Hmm, I see.. For now, please put back type="post". I’ll have to find out why it’s not working as it should. Thanks for pointing this out.
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I checked and it’s working on my side. I’m planning a plugin upgrade soon, so when it’s ready, please download the new version.
Do you mean you’re using [content id=""] and it’s not displaying? I’m looking at your site now, please give some details about what is not working.
