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done. Installed, but not activated

 

oops

https://dev.myeventon.com/jjj/

gotta login here: https://dev.myeventon.com/wp-admin

sorry for the videos- but sometime (most times) its easier to explain

I could say YES you can check them in- but better to show you

I have added some css

see video 

moster insights will help you know what your usedrs are using to view your website
https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress/

this page loads fast

https://nocoaa.org/eventon-testing/ it also has the view switcher option and 2 calendars loading on the page

well it does for me

I do not believe the show limit options work with the schedual view

you also have another calendar plugin working which can create conflicts- possibly test on a staging site would give a more accurate result

Also when testing you need to test while not logged in- most caches do not run when you are logged in as admin

now sorry for the looooooooooong video below

here is the link to that test page https://nocoaa.org/eventon-testing/ which does seem to load fast (unless you purge the cache at then it will load super slow the first time around)

also adding images alternative and creating new fields

see video:

login here: https://dev.myeventon.com/wp-admin
then visit this page https://dev.myeventon.com/action-user-testing/

questions:
3: Yes you can choose which fields show in the form
name of event and date are defaults

4: Yes a non logged in person can submit events and in the video you saw me switch between draft and public- in your case you will want to set that as draft

5: The built in math captcha is all thats available at this time- you could also have the form as a pop up- most spam spiders can’t access the pop up

6: yes an admin can submit events from the front end

7: yes you can edit them using the event manager

8: enabling the event typoes on the form will allow them to choose a category (but say you have 1 category and 4 sub categories- if you wanted to hide one of those sub categories from the form- ask us and we can provide css to hide that one event type

So if I just wanted no time on an event, you are saying there is no way to do that and control how my dates/times look? (Without having a time at all in the PHP code?)
I tried playing around with the other options (Use WP default Date and turning off both of them) None of them look close to what we want.

1: Am I just stuck making up end times for all my events (both single days and multi days)?
or:
2: Seems the only option could be that or having no times at all in the custom times?

Thanks for the help on this, I’m just confused on if I’m missing something or if I have to choose one of those options above. (make up end times or have no times at all).

Thanks again!