I discovered that the code I was using to reposition the calendar export links on single events was no longer working, and had to revise the code I created in 2016 to make the iCal and Gcal buttons show up below the event meta instead of above it. Continue Reading Update: Moving the Events Calendar iCal and Gcal links in 2018 Because code never stands still
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CSS Grid Layout for Related Posts for WordPress Customize the display of the free plugin with a few lines of code
Barry Kooij’s Related Posts for WordPress is a great plugin, but the default list view takes up a lot of space. Here’s how to convert that bulky list into a compact row or grid using CSS Grid. Continue Reading CSS Grid Layout for Related Posts for WordPress Customize the display of the free plugin with a few lines of code
CSS Grid Layout for Events Calendar Pro Widget Shortcode How to span the entire grid when you're using auto-repeat values--without media queries
When you create a CSS Grid layout using <auto-repeat> values, the number of columns depends on the size of the browser window, but never fear: you can still make an item span the entire width of the grid. I use the Advanced List Widget for Events Calendar Pro as an example. Continue Reading CSS Grid Layout for Events Calendar Pro Widget Shortcode How to span the entire grid when you’re using auto-repeat values–without media queries
How to Change Event Image Size in The Events Calendar without Modifying Templates Actions & filters are better than templates in so many ways
It’s not in the Themer’s Guide,but you can change the event image size in The Events Calendar using the filter tribe_event_featured_image_size() or even post_thumbnail_size(). Continue Reading How to Change Event Image Size in The Events Calendar without Modifying Templates Actions & filters are better than templates in so many ways
Is Your WordPress Database a Disaster? Get a grip on your tables and options to improve performance
Over time, your WordPress database accumulates clutter. A bloated database can cause performance problems, and it may also make backing up and restoring more difficult. Continue Reading Is Your WordPress Database a Disaster? Get a grip on your tables and options to improve performance
