Hello Håvard.

Well, I could provide some custom CSS which will hide these from front-end if that's what you mean.

In order to do that, please take a screenshot, mark what you wish to hide, and provide me a URL to the booking page, so I can find the correct selectors.

Best regards.

Hello Håvard.

You're welcome.

Here's the CSS you need to use to hide the capacity:

div.am-event-data > div.am-event-info > div:nth-child(2) {
display: none !important;
}

Just place it in between the <style>...</style> tags above the [ameliaevents] shortcode, and that's it.

Best regards.

Hello again Håvard

I am sorry to disappoint you, but unfortunately at the moment there is only one shortcode for events: [ameliaevents].

We're currently working on adding that feature for our next update, so it should be implemented fairly soon.

Best regards.

Hi Martjin!

Yes, it's now included in version 4.2, in Customization

Hi again Jacob.

There's no way to hide the capacity for a single event through the plugin settings, but it may be possible to hide it with custom CSS based on the event ID.

Do you have a page with the event that needs to hide the capacity? If you do, can you please share that page with us along with the name of the event, so we can look into it?

Hey Jacob.

Please try adding this CSS:

#am-event-154 > div.am-event-data > div.am-event-info > div.am-event-sub-info > div.am-event-sub-info-capacity {
    display: none !important;
}

As far as I can see, it hides only the capacity of that event:

While events in other tabs still show the capacity:

If you replace this event with some other event, make sure to change the ID of the event in the CSS code. So just replace "154" with another event's ID.

Let me know if that helps.

Hey Jacob.

I can no longer see the page. All I see is this: 

A blank page with the title. Can you add the events again, and I'll take a look?

Hey Jacob.

It's a bit lengthy and ugly, but at the moment - the only way to do it:

#am-event-154 > div:nth-child(2) > div.am-event-book-cta.open > div:nth-child(2) > form > div > div:nth-child(1) > div > div.am-ticket-info.el-col.el-col-24.el-col-sm-12.el-col-lg-12 > span:nth-child(3), #am-event-154 > div:nth-child(2) > div.am-event-book-cta.open > div:nth-child(2) > form > div > div:nth-child(2) > div > div.am-ticket-info.el-col.el-col-24.el-col-sm-12.el-col-lg-12 > span:nth-child(3), #am-event-154 > div:nth-child(2) > div.am-event-book-cta.open > div:nth-child(2) > form > div > div:nth-child(3) > div > div.am-ticket-info.el-col.el-col-24.el-col-sm-12.el-col-lg-12 > span:nth-child(3) {
    display: none;
}

And it shows like this:

Let me know if it works for you.

Well, Jacob, just like the previous code, if you need to change it, you should only search for "#am-event-154" and replace it with the event ID of another event.

I don't see any other issues here. In the last code I sent (the long and ugly one), there are 3 mentions of #am-event-154 since there are 3 tickets.

Hello again Sergio.

If the CSS provided helps you hide the capacity you need, can you please open a new ticket for everything else you may need, as we're basically highjacking this ticket from Håvard?

Once you open a new ticket, we'll show you where in the Customize section you can find the option to hide the capacity and we'll continue helping you with custom CSS, but each response sends Håvard an email, and we don't need to keep flooding his inbox.

Thank you for understanding.