Try this:
[categories_list hide_empty="1" category="-26"]
[categories_list hide_empty="1" category="-26"]
I didn’t have any luck with that either.
What do you see? Nothing, or the wrong categories?
Does this work?
[events_list category="-26"]
[events_list category="-26"]
The above gives me a correctly-filtered list of events.
[categories_list category="-26"]
This gives me a list of all categories, including the one with tag_ID = 26.
I’m getting the same thing, looks like a bug. I’ll let the developers know.
A workaround would be use the events_list shortcode. You can use it with placeholders to get the formatting you want, like this:
[events_list category="-26"] #_CATEGORYNAME [/events_list]
http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/placeholders/
sorry for the delay, but this this isn’t a bug actually, see our search term docs for categories (http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/event-search-attributes/), it only accepts those values provided in WP’s get_terms function so you’d use:
[categories_list exclude=”26″]
That’s what I tried in the first place!
I don’t know what changed, but this syntax is working for me now. Maybe I’m using it differently and am not aware of it, or maybe it was a false alarm. Thanks for all the suggestions.
[categories_list hide_empty="1" exclude="26"]