Just starting out with Event Schedule Manager? These steps will help you get set up and ready to rock an awesome calendar. Follow the links for detailed tutorials.

Install the plugin

If you have purchased a license for Event Schedule Manager, you’ll find the download in your account on the Downloads & Licenses screen.

Your downloaded plugin will be packaged in a .zip file. Depending on your browser settings, the file may automatically unzip for you.

Register your site

While on the Downloads and Licenses screen, note the “Show Sites” button. Clicking that displays the sites that are set up to use Event Schedule Manager. If you’re registering your plugin’s license key for the first time, you won’t see any sites listed, and you’ll have to register one to enable automatic updates and support features.

The Downloads and Licenses screen you are on displays your license key. Click it to copy it to your computer’s clipboard automatically, then head to your site’s WordPress admin. You’ll want to open up Event Schedule Manager settings by going to Event Schedule Manager → Settings and enter your copied license key in the Event Schedule Manager license key field.

The License tab where users input their license key to receive product updates and support
The License tab where users input their license key to receive product updates and support

Basic Configuration

If you know which page or post your event schedule will live on, enter the Schedule Page URL here. If not, you can come back and add it later.

Settings page for Event Schedule Manager
Settings page for Event Schedule Manager

Create your first Session

Let’s create the simplest session possible.
To do that, you will need to define a session’s 3 basic fields.

  1. The title of the Session
  2. The Session’s description
  3. The date and time a session will take place.

Once you’ve created your first session, you can create your Schedule.

Inserting a Schedule into a Page or Post using a shortcode or a block
You can insert a schedule onto a post or page using a shortcode or the schedule block
What the schedule looks like on the front end
An example of what the schedule looks like on the front end

Hurrah! Your first schedule is now up and running! You can stop there or further tailor things with the options below.

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