Closed Quigley-Brendan closed 7 years ago
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The intention of the plugin was to give theme developers a set of tools for easily integrating Eventbrite into their theme; by standardizing markup with the Underscores theme, it also allowed the plugin to often work out-of-the-box with many themes (or be quickly adapted for those needing further tweaking). Implementing this functionality through a shortcode could be done, but I imagine it would be frustrating dealing with things like API call handling and pagination in a shortcode (and you would still have the same issues with mismatched markup or styling).
If all you want is a shortcode, then you're better to use Eventbrite's own widgets. Again, you'll be stuck with their styling and branding, but they work well for non-customizable display of their content.
I have so many whys about this plugin. Likely I missed something so here is the question.
Why is this a page template and not a shortcode?
This is virtually unusable with my theme. While asking the theme makers to make the theme Eventbrite optimized is a nice idea, it'll never happen before I need to go live.
I'm going to end up manually linking to all of the events. What am I missing?