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January 3, 2013 at 10:42 am

Hi Mike,

In most cases, it’s best to leave this in the form, since this information gets passed into the registration form with hidden inputs. What you can do is add the event time information to the top of the form, and then hide the date/time info that appears below with CSS display:none.

So as an example, you could add the EVENT_TIME shortcode near the top of the template. Example:

<?php echo '<p>Date: ' . do_shortcode('[EVENT_TIME event_id="'.$event_id.'" type="start_date" format="F jS"]') . '</p>'; ?>

Then to hide the date and times that appear on the form, add this style to your custom stylesheet:

.start_date, .event_time {display:none;}