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5 hours ago, Sarah_L said:

Is anyone able to tell me the code to remove the 'View Event' from the past events?

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On 3/15/2023 at 9:09 AM, aliciainspired said:

Since Squarespace automatically adds a button for past events, I now have two 'view event' buttons. Does anyone have a suggestion for how to fix this?

Screenshot 2023-03-15 at 14.08.56.png

You could try this in your Custom CSS:

.eventlist .eventlist-button, // all sqs event buttons, including any future buttons
.eventlist--past .eventlist-button // just the past buttons
{
	display: none !important;
}

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Edited by kirkroberts
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@aliciainspired I'm glad you included some of your Custom CSS. There needs to be a space between .eventlist and .eventlist-button, and also between .eventlist--past and .eventlist-button . Otherwise they are joined and each pair of classes would need to be present on the same tag for the style to work. The space means the .eventlist-button tag is inside the .eventlist or .eventlist--past tag.

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6 minutes ago, kirkroberts said:

@aliciainspired I'm glad you included some of your Custom CSS. There needs to be a space between .eventlist and .eventlist-button, and also between .eventlist--past and .eventlist-button . Otherwise they are joined and each pair of classes would need to be present on the same tag for the style to work. The space means the .eventlist-button tag is inside the .eventlist or .eventlist--past tag.

Ok cool I added he spaces but unfortunately the extra buttons haven't disappeared.

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@aliciainspired The CSS that you added to Custom CSS for the buttons is inside the braces for the @media query. In your screenshot there is a curly brace at line 37. If you move the button CSS below that curly brace that will probably do it. Think of it as the declarations are "nested" inside of each other. You want to un-nest the button CSS so it is not inside the @media curly braces.

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Any idea whats the easiest way to deal with all this? I want to make it as simple as possible for my client.

I dont want to have repeated buttons once the event is over/ have to manually go in to edit every time. Any solution to permanently get rid of 'view event' of past events? But also show details?

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6 hours ago, em_ said:

Any solution to permanently get rid of 'view event' of past events?

You can remove this button from past events by adding this to the custom CSS panel:

.eventlist-button.sqs-editable-button.sqs-button-element--primary {
  display: none; 
}

 

Edited by paul2009

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Update July 2023: Squarespace appear to have resolved this issue as "View Event →" buttons are now appearing on Upcoming Events:image.thumb.png.33312d35e4f79513097176e28c9e281a.png

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