Hey folks! We’ve got another important update for you this week. Today’s update focuses on WooCommerce compatibility and faster performance. In most cases, you will be able to take advantage of automated updates directly in WordPress, but if that’s unavailable for some reason, you can download the plugins from the downloads page in your account,…
Cats are curious creatures. They can be playful and understated at the same time and that’s what Golden Oldies Cat Rescue was able to capture in their online calendar. You can see that playfulness in the way colors are used throughout the calendar. Gold is tough for design, but this calendar nails it by using…
Hey folks! Today’s update fixes errors mostly on larger sites caused by extra queries running on pages. Also, Event Tickets would only update properly if Event Tickets Plus was updated first. We’ve reversed that and updates will run properly again. In most cases, you will be able to take advantage of automated updates directly in…
Late last year, we announced an update to Event Tickets Plus that changed the way attendees register for events when purchasing tickets. To replace the old in-page method of collecting attendees’ registration information, we introduced a new page where attendees could add ticket details before adding them to their cart. We even hinted at more…
Maiku and hello! We released Event Tickets 4.11 and Event Tickets Plus 4.11 today and they introduce huge improvements to the way they capture information during the registration process. We think you’re gonna absolutely love it because the new process means your attendee data is more detailed and accurate while providing a better user experience…
No one likes to spin their wheels or leave money on the table, which is why the first step in planning an event is defining your event goals and objectives. Here at The Events Calendar, we help power millions (!) of events for our users each year, so we know a thing or two about…
Hey there! We just shipped a quick maintenance release for The Events Calendar and Events Calendar Pro and it features improvements to make our plugins more compatible with WordPress 5.3. Before we jump into the changelogs, it’s worth mentioning that this round of updates is a Maintenance Release. In other words, this is a smaller update…
Hey Folks! Today’s speedy update restores publishing events with our Block Editor using WordPress 5.3. Users were reporting that events with tickets were not publishing. We’ve squashed those bugs. In most cases, you will be able to take advantage of automated updates directly in WordPress, but if that’s unavailable for some reason, you can download…
Hey Folks! Today’s update brings some improvements to notifications in Event Tickets. We’re also enhancing how Event Tickets Plus integrates with our free plugin for filtering posts in WordPress, Advanced Post Manager. This will help administrators quickly see the correct ticket counts from the back end of the site. As a reminder, maintenance releases are smaller updates…
Hey there! We just shipped a maintenance release for The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO and this release features improvements to our date picker you’re going to enjoy. Before we jump into the changelogs, it’s worth mentioning that this round of updates is a Maintenance Release. In other words, this is a smaller update between…
You might not think yoga and retailing have much in common, but Kia Miller’s yoga website is the perfect intersection of calendars and commerce. Her site promotes her appearances at events, retreats and festivals all while using The Events Calendar as the showcase. But it’s not so much the focus on events that makes her…
You’ve got your WordPress site. You’ve got your events calendar. Now, it’s time to start selling event tickets. Of course, you could just sell tickets on a third-party site like Eventbrite or Ticketfly—no set-up required. But the benefits of selling your tickets on WordPress might outweigh the convenience of using an external event ticket platform….
Debating whether you really need to add a calendar to your website? We get it: When you run a business, creating and managing an events calendar might seem like just another chore on your long to-do list. But for many business owners, a website calendar is a must-have, whether events are your bread and butter…
There’s a possible change coming to the way Meetup handles tickets for events. There’s no impact to The Events Calendar, but the updates may be an opportunity for you to create a profitable event marketplace.
The Events Calendar debuted in 2009. Ten years and 18 million downloads later, a lot has changed, but there is one thing that has remained consistent: the calendar design. We’ve spent the better part of the last year strategizing, planning, and building a makeover. In the coming months, we’ll be introducing new calendar views for…
