In this post we’re going to learn all about Promoter Campaigns. Promoter is an email marketing tool that syncs with The Events Calendar, making it easier than ever to stay in touch with attendees and manage email marketing for events. With Promoter Campaigns, you can create a reusable collection of email shortcuts to assign to…
Summary Maintenance and Feature Release Promoter 3.0. is a major release that introduces the highly requested Campaign feature. ✨ New Group shortcuts together to create a campaign for your event. A new option to group shortcuts is now available on the Shortcuts screen. A default campaign is provided as a starting point, or you can…
Some events are general admission. Some are virtual. And others require assigned seating. When it comes to selling tickets for an event where seat assignments matter, the topic is always going to turn to seating charts. Seating charts add a whole additional layer of planning to an event. In this post, we’ll walk through the…
If you’re looking to give your event pages in WordPress an upgrade, this post is just for you. We’ve created some snazzy block patterns specifically for The Events Calendar! Download the free extension If you’re already using The Events Calendar, this free extension will add some block patterns for you to use. (And if you’re…
Block patterns have the potential to make publishing content in WordPress easier and more flexible than ever. For example, let’s say you always find yourself adding the same two blocks to your posts. Perhaps it’s two side-by-side buttons. If you’ve done this before, then you know what it takes to make this happen: Add a…
Summary Maintenance Release Virtual Events 1.1.1 features a quick update to prevent an infinite loop on single events when using object caching (props @therealgilles). This previously caused a conflict with the Redis Cache plugin. This is a minor release with no template updates, so it should be smooth sailing when updating. That said, it’s always…
Summary Maintenance Release Filter Bar 5.0.1. resolves an issue that prevented the events page from scrolling properly, as well as an issue where the [tribe_events] shortcode pagination triggered a notice. This is a minor release with no template updates, so it should be smooth sailing when updating. That said, it’s always a good idea to backup your…
Summary Maintenance Release Events Calendar Pro 5.1.6 features the correct countdown widget so that it shows the absolute time until event, regardless of the timezone. This is a minor release with no template updates, so it should be smooth sailing when updating. That said, it’s always a good idea to backup your site and test changes in…
Summary Maintenance Release The Events Calendar 5.2.1 features an update to the REST API that allows our users to more easily update events that way with the updated calendar views, as well as a fix for the shortcode category view that now paginates correctly. This is a minor release with no template updates, so it…
Summary Maintenance Release This release includes a couple of minor fixes that improve stability and our integration with WooCommerce. 📥 Installation We expect smooth sailing when updating since this is a minor update. That said, it’s always a good idea to backup your site and test in a development environment as you would with any…
Summary Maintenance Release This release focuses on a minor tweaks and fixes. We expect smooth sailing when updating since this is a minor update. That said, it’s always a good idea to backup your site and test in a development environment as you would with any WordPress update. ✅ Fixed We fixed a few things…
If you use The Events Calendar plugins on WordPress, you already know that our tools have you covered for all your event management needs. From creating a flexible calendar to selling tickets and promoting virtual events (plus everything in between), we’ve got a WordPress plugin for you. But if you’re moving your site to a…
With all of the thousands of WordPress themes out there, it would be difficult to test the theme compatibility of our calendar plugins against every single one of them. Instead of focusing on compatibility with a particular theme, we have built The Events Calendar, Events Calendar Pro, Event Tickets, Event Tickets Plus, and our other premium…
Did you know you can connect Zoom to The Events Calendar and manage it right from WordPress? In this set-up guide, we’ll be running on WordPress with the following plugins: The Events Calendar (Free) Virtual Events add-on for The Events Calendar (Premium) The Virtual Events plugin lets you connect your Zoom account to The Events…
Summary Maintenance Release Virtual Events 1.1.0 now allows users to authorize the Zoom API directly from their website, instead of creating a custom Zoom application. Check out the process here. We have also added support for the creation of Webinars for Zoom subscribers that have the Webinar plan active and have connected their account to…
