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I'm listing multiple events on the Upcoming Events page (the site has been moved from development to production - https://pekaccounting.com/upcoming-events). Some have registration on other sites and I do not want to accept bookings on my site for those events.
I am currently using CSS to hide the "Book this event" feature (changed to "Register for this event") for 2 events listed on the page. In the future, when setting up a new event, I would like to select if the "Book this event" feature is shown or hidden while still allowing the visitors to see the event and its details.
Is there a way to do this without manually editing the CSS for each individual event when wishing to hide that option and if so, how?
Hello Carrie
Thank you for your purchase.
I am sorry to disappoint you, but unfortunately something like this is not possible with the plugin's built-in features.
Unfortunately, if you create an event, it will automatically be available for your customers, so you will need to hide it with custom CSS. Another way would be to have a false customer, and have the event's capacity be set to "1". That way, you can add that customer to the event, from back-end, and it would become unavailable on front-end right away, but it would still be displayed.
Would that work?
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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