PreSale question on maps

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    I am so close to buying this plugin, and extension… But someone asked my same question in 2013 and did not get an answer (which is concerning in itself) So I am asking again… March 14, 2013 at 9:20 am #3891 Topic: Event Details in forum General Question When I created an event, the output is that the event details(such as date, time and the Google Map) appeared on the top of the event description/content. Is it possible to make the event details appear after the event description or at the bottom? I really wanted to put the event details especially the Google map at the bottom of the event content but somehow I can’t figure out how to do it. ” is this possible? It is quite critical. Maps do not sell events. The critical info needs to be at the top. Thanks, Cindy

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    Hi Cindy – Yes it is possible, (see for example).

    That will position the event details below the content. But by default the booking form appends the form at the end of the content. For getting flexibility you can add the line:

     add_filter( 'eventorganiser_pro_get_option_disable_automatic_form', '__return_true' );
    

    to your theme’s functions.php and then add

      echo eo_get_booking_form();
    

    in the single-event.php template whereever you want the booking form to appear.

    Stephen Harris
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