One method is doing it through your theme’s functions.php file like this:
// REMOVE TEMPLATE ACTIONS
function df_add_and_remove_actions() {
remove_action('em_before_main_content', 'em_breadcrumb', 20);
remove_action('em_get_sidebar', 'em_get_sidebar', 10);
remove_action('em_before_single_event_title', 'em_display_event_categories', 10);
remove_action('em_after_single_event_title', 'em_display_single_event_meta', 10);
remove_action('em_after_single_event_title', 'em_display_single_event_google_map', 40);
remove_action('em_after_single_event_title', 'em_display_event_tickets', 50);
remove_action('em_after_single_event', 'em_display_ical_button', 10);
remove_action('em_after_single_event', 'em_display_event_tags', 20);
}
add_action('wp' , 'df_add_and_remove_actions');
// Do something in a template action
function df_display_something() {
echo 'When: ';
}
//add_action('em_after_single_event_title', 'df_display_something', 10);
// ADD TEMPLATE ACTIONS
add_action('em_after_single_event_title', 'em_display_single_event_meta', 20);
add_action('em_single_event_content', 'em_display_ical_button', 20);
add_action('em_single_event_content', 'em_display_single_event_google_map', 40);
Another way is to copy the template files to your theme and edit them, an example would be copying
/templates/content-single-event.php & /templates/single-event.php
to your theme’s directory. Be sure to copy them both as they rely on each other. Then you can edit them without worrying about it being overwritten if the plugin ever updates. Not sure if that’s much of a concern though as I’m starting to suspect this plugin doesn’t get much attention anymore.
