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Summary Feature Release This updated version of The Events Calendar adds new status options to events and a new Events List widget block for the Block Editor (block requires WordPress 5.8 or higher). As always, we recommend updating on a staging site, just to be safe, but it should all be smooth sailing. ✨ New…
Shortcodes are small pieces of code that pack a punch. They allow you to add functionality to your website with a shorthand that your WordPress site can read and interpret without having to write a single line of code. And Events Calendar Pro comes standard with shortcodes. You can use the [tribe_events] shortcode to embed…
Summary Maintenance Release This updated version of The Events Calendar 5.8.2 features redesigned pages for support and troubleshooting, plus bug fixes for translations. As always, we recommend updating on a staging site, just to be safe, but it should all be smooth sailing. ✨ New New features included in this release: We’ve redesigned the Help…
It can take a lot of effort to make your events look good on your WordPress site. Fortunately, using a plugin like The Events Calendar makes it easy to get your events up and running right away. Without any coding knowledge, The Events Calendar empowers you to easily add a calendar to your website. Then,…
Creating crowdsourced virtual events that appeal to your target audience is an excellent way to foster community, and Interintellect does just that. Their website aims to build a culture of like-minded individuals by hosting salons, where people can talk about a variety of topics without being judged. They have a membership site, which allows users…
Letting users submit events to your website is a great way to populate your calendar and engage with your community. Sure, you could provide visitors with backend access so that they could then add events. However, wouldn’t it be easier if they were able to submit events from the frontend instead? Luckily, with our Community Events…
Connecting users to key event information and promoting child safety in Colorado.
Custom post types are perfect for promoting events and preserving history.
We all know that adding a calendar to your website is a great way to let your users know what you have going on. But if you have a lot of events, things can get lost in the shuffle—you need to find ways to make your events stand out. Finding the best way to display…
Adding a calendar to your website is key to letting your users know all about your upcoming events. Whether you are listing new events every day or only hosting occasional special events, a calendar can help you engage with your community and drive website traffic. Organizations large and small can benefit from adding a calendar…
Learn how to use a Learning Management System with The Events Calendar in order to create a seamless experience for your students and increase revenue earned on your courses.