Tony Hayes

Yes you can add some custom code to change the rewrite slug of the show URLs from /show/ to /program/ by filtering the custom post type registration:

add_filter( 'radio_station_post_type_show', 'radio_station_rename_show_urls' );
function radio_station_rename_show_urls( $post_type ) {
    $post_type['rewrite']['slug'] = 'program';
    return $post_type;
}

Then make sure to go to Settings -> Permalinks and Save to flush rewrites.

If you add what you did to change the individual pages I may be able to suggest another filter to make those changes persist with updates.

@cmodyssey Yes, so the default Show schedule is weekly (so good for your 1st example), and in the free version you can Override by dates (so you need to specify each individual date, but it can be linked to an existing Show.)

However in the Pro version you can have Recurring Overrides that can be via weekly intervals of x (eg. every 2 weeks in your 2nd example or every 4 weeks in your 3rd example)…

Recurring Overrides can also be set to use the numbered day, the xth y-day of the month, for example the 3rd Wednesday of each month.

In either case you need to specify the start date from which the recurring override occurs and optionally you can add an end date as well. Hope that helps!

@eiwtech Could I get some more details about this, I’m a little confused and need to be able to try to reproduce the issue to fix it. I don’t quite understand when you say “when it gets to Sunday” …
1. Do you mean when you click the tab, or when it is Sunday and looking at Monday?
2. What do you mean by “freeze” day and not date, when the day and date are in the same tab heading?

WordPress does this by default when a custom post type is registered with has_archive set, which Radio Station does. You can change this behaviour using a filter:

add_filter( 'radio_station_post_type_show', 'custom_show_post_type_filter' );
function custom_show_post_type_filter( $post_type ) {
$post_type['has_archive'] = false;
return $post_type;
}

Alternatively if you do want the show archive somewhere else just give it another slug instead of the default 'shows'

@east1 Here’s a filter for the host and producer post type registration to remove the public profile pages:

/* disable public host and producer profile pages */
add_filter( 'radio_station_post_type_host', 'custom_disable_profile_pages' );
add_filter( 'radio_station_post_type_producer', 'custom_disable_profile_pages' );
function custom_disable_profile_pages( $post_type ) {
	$post_type['public'] = false;
	$post_type['has_archive'] = false;
	return $post_type;
}

You’ll probably want to disable the redirection of author pages to profile pages also:

/* do not redirect links to profile pages */
remove_filter( 'radio_station_host_url', 'radio_station_pro_host_url', 10, 2 );
remove_filter( 'radio_station_producer_url', 'radio_station_pro_producer_url', 10, 2 );

And maybe filter shortcodes/widgets to not link there either:

/* do not link to host profiles from widgets */
add_filter( 'shortcode_atts_current_show', 'custom_disable_profile_links', 10, 4 );
add_filter( 'shortcode_atts_upcoming_shows', 'custom_disable_profile_links', 10, 4 );
function custom_disable_profile_links( $out, $pairs, $atts, $shortcode ) {
	$out['link_hosts'] = 0;
	return $out;
}

Not sure if you are wanting to remove the Host/Producer/Team tab from the Show page also? I might just make this one an option as there is already a setting for combining them.

@sounds Apologies for missing this issue, you should be able to adjust the background color for the remaining time countdown like this:

.rs-countdown .rs-hours, rs-countdown .rs-minutes, .rs-countdown .rs-seconds {background-color: #111111;}

Closing this out here as continued via email.