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Home › Forums › Pro Themes › Travel Gem Pro › show different departures in overview
When I create trips with different departure dates and pricing options as shownn in the picture below, the overview only shows the first trip date.
Is it possible to show all departure dates or just deactivate the function?
Thank you
matty
Hello
The trip meta info section shows the immediate date that is available for the booking. Displaying all the dates in the trip meta info section demands higher level of code customization and thus, you need to hire a professional developer.
However, to remove the section that displays the date, please add the below given CSS by going to Admin Panel > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS
.single-itineraries .wp-travel-trip-meta-info li:nth-of-type(5) {
display: none;
}
Hope this helps
Feel free to reach us for any further query/confusion.
Regards!
Thank you very much for your quick answer!
Your tip worked immediately and we are satisfied with the solution.
However, the travel date still appears in a few other places in certain trip filters, is there also a custom css class to make the date disappear?
https://ibb.co/Hp8VYwC
https://ibb.co/5YGfMBw
Thank you
Matty
Hello,
Can you please provide your site URL so that we can provide the precise fix on this?
Thank you.
Of course, here are the two cases we are talking about.
https://wp-test.powermeter24.com/?page_id=2030
https://wp-test.powermeter24.com/?activity=e-bike-reise
Thank you
Matty
Hello
Please add the given CSS code by going to, Admin Panel > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS
.archive .entry-meta .travel-info:last-child {
display:none
}
.wp-travel-itinerary-list .wp-travel-post-content {
font-size: 0
}
Hope this helps
Feel free to reach us for any further query/confusion.
Regards!
It works perfectly fine, thank you very much !
Could you also explain to me why our header image is not scaled normally when using a 4k 27” monitor?
Hello @matty,
It is because of the image size used. You need to use the image of a bigger width so that the image will scale according to the screen size.
Hope this clears the confusion.
Thank you.
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