If you’re using The Events Calendar or Events Calendar Pro, you may see a “View Calendar” link at the bottom of the event widgets like:

• [tribe_events_list]
• [tribe_mini_calendar]

This link takes users to the full calendar page, but you might want to remove it for a cleaner layout or specific user flow.

Option 1: Hide the Link Using PHP

You can completely disable the link using a PHP snippet. Add the following code to your theme’s functions.php file or through a plugin like Code Snippets:

add_filter( 'tribe_template_pre_html:events/v2/widgets/widget-events-list/view-more', '__return_false' );
add_filter( 'tribe_template_pre_html:events-pro/v2/widgets/shortcodes/components/view-more', '__return_false' );

What This Does

These filters disable the output of the view-more template component for:

• The Events List Widget ([tribe_events_list])
• The Mini Calendar Widget ([tribe_mini_calendar])

This method removes the link from the HTML entirely, so it won’t be rendered on the frontend.

Option 2: Hide the Link Using CSS

If you’d rather keep the markup and just visually hide the link, you can use this CSS snippet instead:

.tribe-events-widget-events-month__view-more,
.tribe-events-widget-events-list__view-more {
    display: none !important;
}

How to Use

You can add the CSS code in one of the following ways:

• Via Customizer: Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS
• In your theme or child theme’s style.css file
• Through a custom CSS plugin

Which Option Should You Use?

• Use PHP if you want to remove the link from the DOM entirely (cleaner code output).
• Use CSS if you prefer a non-invasive method that only affects the visual display.

Both options will prevent the “View Calendar” link from appearing at the bottom of the [tribe_events_list] and [tribe_mini_calendar] shortcodes.