How adapt printing format booking

[Anonymous]

Hi Franky
I modified the eme_printable_booking_report function in the eme_people.php file to delete some columns that were printed and I did not want to.
To do this I transformed html lines into comments. The problem is that with each update of EME I lose the change. How should I do ? Or would it be possible to choose the columns?
Thanks.
Best regards

[Anonymous]

Hi Franky,
When i look at the eme_printable_booking_report function in the eme_people.php file i see that after the date of the event there should be the start time of the event. But the start time isn’t printed …I don’t identified the problem

[Franky]

Thanks for noticing the time issue, it will be fixed in the next version.
Concerning the columns (edit): each column has an ID, so you can use css to hide it.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the columns filter. It will be usefull for me

[Franky]

I changed my answer: for the printing output, you can use CSS. All columns have an ID; so you can use CSS to change the layout to your liking. See https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/9-changing-the-layout-css/

[Anonymous]

Hi Franky

The table have an ID (#eme_printable_table) and i can change the layout of all the table in eme.css (for example color:red;). But in the columns each cell have a class (for example eme_print_name but it was not defined in a css file. I have tried to define this class in a new eme_print.css or in the eme.css but it failed to change the layout of the cells.

Is something missing or am I wrong ? I need some help.
Best regards

[Franky]

An id can be addressed in CSS via the “#”, for example “#eme_printable_table”. The columns are a class, so need to be address with the “.”, for example “.eme_print_name”.
For more CSS things, please use your browser css console debugger and read up on css here: https://www.w3schools.com/css/

[Anonymous]

Hi Franky

Forgot what I have written above. I haven’t seen the different stylesheet depending of media.
So the eme.css and eme_print.css in the theme directory work well. I will just have to copy them after a theme update.

Thanks

[Franky]

If you wish to avoid coping them over after each theme update, use a child theme (it is recommended by wordpress too).

[Anonymous]

Yes of course i’ll do that

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