Peggy
in memoriam 2016
you can chose monthly, weekly display and upcoming.
(sorry, its german on the picture)
hope that helps.
Can you post a screenshot of the block on your own portal? I'd like to see how it's supposed to look.
Thanks!
you can chose monthly, weekly display and upcoming.
(sorry, its german on the picture)
hope that helps.
Very good. Thanks so much.
Now, I did move it over to the sidebar like Jaxel has it on his. But the display is really messed up on it.
Jaxel's looks really nice. I looks like I have to widen the display of the event? Mine is over to the left and Jaxels' is centered.
Where would I do this at? The template, I'm presuming?
See Screenies -
View attachment 14739 View attachment 14740
As you can see, mine is completely messed up.
I tried to find the css template for this and couldn't. I did find the atendo.css, but couldn't find any reference to the sidebar layout.
<li>
<div class="secondaryContent">
<div class="eventInfo">
<xen:if is="{$event.show_venue}"><div class="eventDate"><i>{$event.event_venue}</i></div></xen:if>
<div class="eventName"><a href="{xen:link 'events', $event}"><b>{$event.event_title}</b></a></div>
<div class="eventText">
<xen:if is="{$event.event_address}">
<i>{$event.event_address}, {$event.event_citystate}</i><br />
<xen:else/>
<i>{$event.event_venue}</i><br />
</xen:if>
<b>{$event.formatted_strtime}</b> <span class="muted">({$event.formatted_timezone})</span>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</li>
I edited the EWRAtendo_Bit template and saved it with a new name. I them called this template with the sidebar instead of the original (saves from future overwrites).
HTML:<li> <div class="secondaryContent"> <div class="eventInfo"> <xen:if is="{$event.show_venue}"><div class="eventDate"><i>{$event.event_venue}</i></div></xen:if> <div class="eventName"><a href="{xen:link 'events', $event}"><b>{$event.event_title}</b></a></div> <div class="eventText"> <xen:if is="{$event.event_address}"> <i>{$event.event_address}, {$event.event_citystate}</i><br /> <xen:else/> <i>{$event.event_venue}</i><br /> </xen:if> <b>{$event.formatted_strtime}</b> <span class="muted">({$event.formatted_timezone})</span> </div> </div> </div> </li>
You can see how is looks on aquiacreek.com
The default EWRAtendo_bit has two columns
I edited the EWRAtendo_Bit template...
@Peggy, sry I would have shared with you but since it is a sidebar block, and you were trying a center block, I thought you were going in another direction.
<li data-service="{$event.service_slug}" data-serviceval="{$event.service_value}" data-serviceval2="{$event.service_value2}">
I think people start to lose interest in threads associated with Addons over time.
You would replace the entire contents of your template with the code he shared.
Cory, the first line of code you shared stripped out some code. I am not sure of it's function. Is it from a new update? or has it been there all along?
Code:<li data-service="{$event.service_slug}" data-serviceval="{$event.service_value}" data-serviceval2="{$event.service_value2}">
Constantly posting the same thing over and over again in multiple threads also doesn't help.I think people start to lose interest in threads associated with Addons over time.
The threads become a mishmash of support for specific user problems and relatively obscure requests. When important information is disclosed, people can't find it amongst all the other posts.
Essentially all discussion about the Addons themselves .. to improve them .. is lost amongst the chatter.
Supporting addons via one thread, as being attempted at xenforo.com, is very ineffective.
I edited the EWRAtendo_Bit template and saved it with a new name. I them called this template with the sidebar instead of the original (saves from future overwrites).
HTML:<li> <div class="secondaryContent"> <div class="eventInfo"> <xen:if is="{$event.show_venue}"><div class="eventDate"><i>{$event.event_venue}</i></div></xen:if> <div class="eventName"><a href="{xen:link 'events', $event}"><b>{$event.event_title}</b></a></div> <div class="eventText"> <xen:if is="{$event.event_address}"> <i>{$event.event_address}, {$event.event_citystate}</i><br /> <xen:else/> <i>{$event.event_venue}</i><br /> </xen:if> <b>{$event.formatted_strtime}</b> <span class="muted">({$event.formatted_timezone})</span> </div> </div> </div> </li>
You can see how is looks on aquiacreek.com
The default EWRAtendo_bit has two columns
.EWRporta_Portal #eventsUpcoming.eventList li { width: 100%; }
.EWRporta_Portal #eventsUpcoming.eventList li .avatar { display: none; }
.EWRporta_Portal #eventsUpcoming.eventList li .eventInfo { margin-left: 0px; }
Ok so revert the template back, then add the above to the EXTRA.css. Check.Editing the template is completely the WRONG way to do what you're trying to do...
Just add the following lines to your EXTRA.css
Code:.EWRporta_Portal #eventsUpcoming.eventList li { width: 100%; } .EWRporta_Portal #eventsUpcoming.eventList li .avatar { display: none; } .EWRporta_Portal #eventsUpcoming.eventList li .eventInfo { margin-left: 0px; }
Peggy, revert the template back to the original.
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