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Summary Maintenance Release This updated version of The Events Calendar features several bug fixes. As always, we recommend updating on a staging site, just to be safe, but it should all be smooth sailing. And please note that this is a feature release that focuses on bug fixes and compatibility with our new Events Calendar…
Summary Maintenance Release This updated version of Events Calendar Pro features several bug fixes as well as updated designs for our widgets. As always, we recommend updating on a staging site, just to be safe, but it should all be smooth sailing. And please note that Events Calendar Pro 5.6 is only compatible with The…
One of our most-requested customer features is the ability to use Filter Bar on other WordPress pages beyond the main calendar, and now it’s finally here! With The Events Calendar, Events Calendar Pro, and Filter Bar, you can easily add Filter Bar to any WordPress page or post using our [tribe_events] shortcode. Wait, what’s a…
Summary Maintenance Release This updated version of The Events Calendar 5.5.0 features an update to the single event design and a deprecation notice for our legacy views. This is a maintenance release that focuses on added features and bug fixes. As always, we recommend updating on a staging site, just to be safe, but it…
Summary Hotfix Release This hotfix version of The Events Calendar includes a fix that allows users to properly save the organizer field when using the Block Editor with WordPress 5.7. This is a hotfix release, meaning that it’s focused on fixing a specific bug only. As always, we recommend updating on a staging site, just…
“How do I use the calendar with Elementor?” “I want to use Elementor to add calendar widgets!” “When are you going to add Elementor compatibility?” You can probably tell where we’re going here. One of our most requested customers features has arrived: Events Calendar Pro compatibility with Elementor! Cue the confetti and fireworks. 👋 Upgrade…
Summary Maintenance Release This release adds a custom map pin option to the WordPress Customizer for V2 users with a custom Google Maps API key, plus design tweaks in the calendar’s list and day views. This is a “maintenance” release, meaning it should be a super smooth update but, as always, please backup your site…
After a year like 2020, we know it’s absurd to try and predict what’s going to happen in 2021. But we’re going to do it anyway. Based on our hunches, and on our team’s many years of experience with events, we’re sharing a few educated guesses about what to expect this year. And if we’re…
This post was originally published on March 18, 2020. It was last updated on Jan. 13, 2021. After you’ve made the difficult decision to cancel your in-person event and the dust starts to settle, you might be wondering how to switch your get-together to a virtual event. These days, we’re lucky to have a plethora…
An updated list of high-priority bugs we’re actively trying to squash using keyboards. The issues reported below are ones we’ve identified as significant, high-priority issues that we are currently investigating. Please note that this is not a complete list of every single known issue. 🕗 Last Updated: October 20, 2023 Table of Contents Not fixed…
Adding a membership component to your virtual events can generate additional revenue and increase customer retention on your WordPress site.
Summary Feature Release A new version of The Events Calendar just arrived bringing a refreshed Events List widget, new features for Event Aggregator users, and plenty of tweaks and fixes. This feature release includes updated design changes, particularly to the Events List Widget. We strongly recommend reading the following notes to see how these…
Creating your own events marketplace doesn’t have to be a pipe dream. It’s totally possible to build a revenue-generating hub for events on your WordPress site. All you need is a few plugins. How does a marketplace work? Think of Eventbrite or Etsy, for two examples. Both sites take a cut from each event organizer…