I have another open ticket and I appreciate your patience with my getting you the information you need.
As for this ticket, I hope there is an easy solution.
Is it possible to set capacity for an event on the back end, but not have it appear on the front end? I find that seeing the capacity scares people into being among the first to register, but I definitely want to have a maximum number of people able to register.
I've added 2 screenshots.
It would be fantastic if on the event set-up section there were 1 additional checkbox that read something along the lines of:
We can simply hide the capacity from the frontend with custom CSS (as adding the slider would require a bit heavier customization which we sadly cannot offer); would that work for you? You would still see it in the backend but the customer's in the frontend wouldn't.
Custom code needs to be applied to the page where the booking form is. Depending on what you're using (Gutenberg blocks, or some page builder), adding the CSS or JS can be done in a few different ways.
If you need help with adding custom CSS to the page, please take a look at this article.
Thank you for your response. In my previous message I state that I am using the DIVI builder and ask if the Custom CSS needs to go directly in the Amelia Events Module on each page.
In your response you say "Custom code needs to be applied to the page where the booking form is." On my site there are 2 pages where I have an events booking section, but the article you sent for reference says to add it to the theme. The second option is to add another plugin to my site. DIVI has a space to add Custom CSS within each module, including the newly added Amelia modules.
I'm not sure where to enter the Custom CSS for my needs.
Please see the screenshots attached to my previous message for a back end view of the Divi Module CSS section.
into each section in the Divi css section for the Events Module individually because I do not know where it needs to be. I was hoping one would work and I would figure it out on my own, but unfortunately they all bring up RED notifications and when I save, it does not make the needed changes.
Hello Amelia Team,
I have another open ticket and I appreciate your patience with my getting you the information you need.
As for this ticket, I hope there is an easy solution.
Is it possible to set capacity for an event on the back end, but not have it appear on the front end? I find that seeing the capacity scares people into being among the first to register, but I definitely want to have a maximum number of people able to register.
I've added 2 screenshots.
It would be fantastic if on the event set-up section there were 1 additional checkbox that read something along the lines of:
*show capacity on website? Yes or No
I use Divi Builder coupled with Amelia.
Thank you so much for your response.
Kind regards,
*natalia
Hi Natalia,
thank you for reaching out to us!
We can simply hide the capacity from the frontend with custom CSS (as adding the slider would require a bit heavier customization which we sadly cannot offer); would that work for you? You would still see it in the backend but the customer's in the frontend wouldn't.
Hi Ivana,
Yes, that would be fine as long as the custom CSS doesn't affect other functions. Thank you.
Would I add it in the divi module custom css section for the EVENTS module? Or would I need to add for every separate event?
Attached are some screenshots of my wireframe view where I imagine the CSS would go, but I'm not very saavy with CSS.
I have the events view in 2 pages on my site and would need it to work for both pages:
www.heartinbrain.com/home
www.heartinbrain.com/booking
Thank you for sending me the custom CSS and for your continued support.
Kind regards,
*natalia
Hi Natalia!
You can place this one on both pages, as it hits all Events (but only events so it won't affect the rest of the site):
div.am-event-data > div.am-event-info > div.am-event-sub-info > div.am-event-sub-info-capacity { display: none!important; }Custom code needs to be applied to the page where the booking form is. Depending on what you're using (Gutenberg blocks, or some page builder), adding the CSS or JS can be done in a few different ways.
If you need help with adding custom CSS to the page, please take a look at this article.
Hello Ivana,
Thank you for your response. In my previous message I state that I am using the DIVI builder and ask if the Custom CSS needs to go directly in the Amelia Events Module on each page.
In your response you say "Custom code needs to be applied to the page where the booking form is." On my site there are 2 pages where I have an events booking section, but the article you sent for reference says to add it to the theme. The second option is to add another plugin to my site. DIVI has a space to add Custom CSS within each module, including the newly added Amelia modules.
I'm not sure where to enter the Custom CSS for my needs.
Please see the screenshots attached to my previous message for a back end view of the Divi Module CSS section.
Thanks for your help,
*natalia
Hi Ivana,
Thank you for the update. I have copy/pasted the custom css that you sent me:
div.am-event-data > div.am-event-info > div.am-event-sub-info > div.am-event-sub-info-capacity { display: none!important; }
into each section in the Divi css section for the Events Module individually because I do not know where it needs to be. I was hoping one would work and I would figure it out on my own, but unfortunately they all bring up RED notifications and when I save, it does not make the needed changes.
Please see screenshots below.
Looking forward to making this work today!
Kind regards,
*natalia
Hello,
Please let me know how to proceed in regards to my previous message.
Kind regards,
Natalia
Hi Natalia!
I have forwarded it to my senior to check my code, and advise; we will contact you back as soon as possible!
Hi Natalia,
It can be done here now, trough Amelia > Customization; please disregard the code, my apologies:
Hi Ivana,
Fantastic! This was so easy and makes a huge difference. Thank you and the Amelia team for making this a possibility.
Kind regards,
Natalia
Thank you Natalia
If you have any further questions or issues, please feel free to open a new ticket, and we'll gladly help.