Source evidence

Gig Template modification

Gigs Calendar · support · 2015-03-11T20:47:00+00:00

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floatingdesign resolved

I would like to edit the display of the list of Gigs. I see that there is a template called Basic within the Gigs Calendar folder. There is a Readme file that reads: “Gigs Calendar Templates WARNING! Do not edit any files in this folder. If you do, you do so at your own risk. WordPress will delete any changes you make when you perform the automatic upgrade for this plugin. Instead create a gigs-templates folder in your wp-content directory and copy the basic template there before you make any changes. For more information, visit the official documentation page: http://dev.blogsforbands.com/gigs-calendar-template-system/” ; I have done this and have attempted to modify the styles.css file that is located within the basic template, but the changes do not seem to be displayed. I tried going to the official documentation link, but the link doesn’t work. Thanks for any help that can be provided. https://wordpress.org/plugins/gigs-calendar/ I found my problem. Within the settings, you need to select which template you are using. Since I have done this, I have 2 “basic” templates to choose from. I have renamed the template that I have created to something different than basic so that I could differentiate it from the original. My styles still aren’t being used on certain browsers though.Safari and Firefox are still using the basic template and not the template I have created…. Scratch that last comment. It appears that when I made another change to the settings on the gigs calendar plugin, that my template choice reverted back to basic. Setting the option back to my edited template now has my styles being displayed as expected.

Commercial Context

Opportunity

booking revenue assurance

Calendar booking flow assurance for keeping booking availability and appointment flows working

Buyer: service businesses and booking-site builders

Wedge: test calendar availability, booking notifications, payment handoffs, and calendar sync

Proof Blocked card complete market

Analysis

heuristic-v1

Summary: Gig Template modification: users show missing feature, support, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: Gig Template modification I would like to edit the display of the list of Gigs.

Affected feature: form

missing feature support setup form

Plugin

API

Gigs Calendar

200 active installs · 75.6K downloads · rating 66.0

artist calendar gigs musician shows

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floatingdesign 2015-03-11T21:38:00+00:00

I found my problem. Within the settings, you need to select which template you are using. Since I have done this, I have 2 “basic” templates to choose from. I have renamed the template that I have created to something different than basic so that I could differentiate it from the original. My styles still aren’t being used on certain browsers though.Safari and Firefox are still using the basic template and not the template I have created….

floatingdesign 2015-03-11T21:40:00+00:00

Scratch that last comment. It appears that when I made another change to the settings on the gigs calendar plugin, that my template choice reverted back to basic. Setting the option back to my edited template now has my styles being displayed as expected.