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February 28, 2014 at 12:55 pm

Hi Jason,

There’s a few options you can use for this.

You can set the Event status to Ongoing then remove the dates from the event. The ongoing status basically just ignores the dates set within the Event. However the event will be removed from the Calendar and anywhere else that dates are used within the query. ‘Date’ will still be displayed only with a blank value next to it so this will need to still be removed using CSS or editing the templates.

The other option (which I would recommend using) is to use CSS to hide the prices for those specific events.

So for example the event you posted has an ID of 51, using Chrome Dev Tools you can find how to specifically target this event. The registration form is within a Div with id=”espresso-event-id-51″ and we want to target the p tags with a class of start_date, so we can use the following CSS to hide the dates:

#espresso-event-id-51 p.start_date {
     display: none;
}

The same method can be used for the Event List page also (in your case class-sign-up)

Does that help?