Jon Waldstein
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] sidebarHi @webdevmelb,
This plugin does not have any settings for the page you display your events on.
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] Configurating Timezone abbreviationHey @sskishore,
Thanks for reporting this. I will look into why the timezone abbreviation is not working and get back to you.
Thanks
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] How to configure the plugin?Thanks for helping out @alanfuller!
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] Button Links@gone2alpine I just released an update with a new button text field that will allow you to customize the sign up button text. Hope this helps!
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] Limit the number of displayed events@myrte @tinsilver thanks for the feedback. I just released an update with a new event number limit field that will only display the number of events you have defined. Hope this helps, enjoy!
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] Button LinksHey @gone2alpine ,
1. Button link: this is the first request I have had for this functionality. I am open to adding this if people want it but probably not anytime soon since it’s part of the appeal of this plugin. In the meantime I would encourage your client to use the pop-up since it keeps their customers on their site.
Alternatively, the title of the event currently links to the Eventbrite page directly so (with CSS) you could just hide the sign up button and change the color of the title to something that looks more like a link.
2. Sign up button text: I do plan on adding the ability to change the button text in my next round of updates.
Hope this helps!
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] Show past eventsNo Problem!
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] Show past eventsHey @limpinho
At this time, the plugin will only show current & future events.
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] CSS CustomizationYeah flexbox is not easy to use for grids. The “Event List” suggestion I made is setting
flex: 1so that’s why the image is going to stretch.If you want to keep trying to customize this for your specific grid needs you should look at CSS Grid instead of flexbox. Here is an example that will get you close. Beyond this you will need to learn how to use CSS Grid for your specific needs as this should just be used as a starting place (if need be).
CSS Grid:
@media (min-width: 767px){ .event__list{ display: grid !important; grid-row-gap: 20px; grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fill, minmax(30%, 1fr)); } }I don’t have a specific timeline for adding more styling options as I haven’t received many requests for it yet but I do plan on adding more features in the next few months or so when time permits.
Hope this helps and good luck with your styling!
Jon
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] Feature request – provide link override optionsHey @stephanfa,
Thank you for the feature request. I will consider this in my next round of development updates.
Thanks!
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] Feature request – show price of active ticketHey @stephanfa,
Thank you for the feature request. I will consider this in my next round of development updates.
Thanks!
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] Feature request – Include end timeHey @stephanfa,
Thank you for the feature request. I will consider this in my next round of development updates.
Thanks!
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] CSS CustomizationHonestly not sure, I think you’re going to run into problems trying to make this layout work since each event card (when i first built it) was expected to have a certain width so that the featured image and event details don’t get blown out or too squished. I also wanted to make sure they generally look good one you only have 1 or 2 events in a row.
The event grid is using css flex-box which these days is not the best at defining grid columns and rows. I will eventually switch this over to use css Grid since you can define grid details much easier. I think in its current state it would be better to stick with the default layout.
If you do want to continue hacking it, there is a css class name available for every element that you can keep overriding. You would probably need to find where the flexbox is set to wrap.
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In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] CSS CustomizationHey @style960,
I have plans to make the plugin styling more customizable but nothing to report right now. I did however add css classnames to all the elements so folks can override the style themselves (with css knowledge).
Try adding some of these custom css styles and feel free to expand on them to fit your needs:
Theme font:
.blocks-for-eventbrite-css-wrapper .event__single * { font-family: Inter !important; }Event List:
.blocks-for-eventbrite-css-wrapper .event__single { max-width: none !important; flex: 1; }Margin Bottom:
@media (max-width: 767px) { .blocks-for-eventbrite-css-wrapper .event__single { margin-bottom: 20px; } }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Blocks for Eventbrite] CSS class naming issuesThis issue has been resolved in the latest release (1.0.10).
Thanks again for reporting this.
Cheers!