One of the biggest concerns about Gutenberg is how its arrival will affect WordPress sites’ preexisting content. Watching the Gutenberg team think through this problem and implement robust backwards compatibility has been both interesting and comforting. As we thought about our 600,000+ users of The Events Calendar, and what the process of transitioning to Gutenberg…
We’re pleased to announce that Events Calendar PRO 4.4.29.2 is now available. In most cases you will be able to take advantage of automated updates, but if those are unavailable for any reason you can download the plugin from your downloads page then update manually. Events Calendar PRO 4.4.29.2 Fix – A conflict with select2 loading on the…
Episode 2 in the new Support Team webinar series is here! Need to translate your events into another language? In this webinar, we help you navigate the translation files and walk through adding or updating a translation. We also discuss integrating with popular third-party translation plugins and offer basic troubleshooting tips to help you get…
We’re pleased to announce that The Events Calendar 4.6.20.1, Events Calendar PRO 4.4.29.1 and Event Tickets 4.7.5.1 are now available. In most cases you will be able to take advantage of automated updates, but if those are unavailable for any reason you can download the plugins from your downloads page then update manually. The Events Calendar…
Welcome to maintenance release number 10 of 2018! If this is your first time getting an update from us, maintenance releases are smaller updates between major releases, and are mostly comprised of bug fixes, tweaks, and small (but meaningful!) improvements. We always recommend using a staging site to test these changes before updating on a…
Access to the internet is a basic human right. With that in mind, we’ll show you how to make your site more accessible with our favorite tips to improve usability for all of your visitors, regardless of ability or disability. “Accessibility” is the term used to describe this project of making websites more inclusive—a big project,…
The first in a series of webinars by The Events Calendar support team to help our users get the most out of our plugins, this webinar focuses on the popular topic of making customizations to event views, using template overrides. We’ve done our best to set things up to be highly customizable. In addition to…
We’re pleased to announce that Event Tickets 4.7.4.1 is now available. In most cases you will be able to take advantage of automated updates, but if those are unavailable for any reason you can grab the release here and then update manually. Fix – Sending the ticket email when WooCommerce is active and purchasing another…
Welcome to maintenance release number 9 of 2018! If this is your first time getting an update from us, maintenance releases are smaller updates between major releases, and are mostly comprised of bug fixes, tweaks, and small (but meaningful!) improvements. We always recommend using a staging site to test these changes before updating on a…
We have decided to change our minimum required PHP version from 5.2 to 5.6. This may sound like a big change for some, but don’t worry! We’ve got you covered, and can take you through the steps on how to make this change and quickly explain why this change is beneficial for all of us….
The Eventbrite Tickets plugin you know and love just got a major update that includes a number of significant new features. Before we jump into all the features we added in version 4.5, there’s one super important thing to note: Eventbrite.com imports have moved from the old Legacy Imports section to the regular Imports section…
We’ve polished up Eventbrite Tickets and The Events Calendar! In this version we moved the Eventbrite Tickets import functionality from the Legacy Imports page to the Imports page (where the Event Aggregator magic happens). You will now have much more control when importing Eventbrite.com events into your site. Ready to explore the details of this…
Welcome to the eighth maintenance release of 2018! If this is your first time getting an update from us, maintenance releases are smaller updates between major releases, and are mostly comprised of bug fixes, tweaks, and small (but meaningful!) improvements. We always recommend using a staging site to test these changes before updating on a…
Going Gutenberg is an ongoing series about our process of integrating our products with the WordPress block editor. View all chapters in the series here, and be sure to follow us on Facebook or Twitter to never miss an update. In Going Gutenberg: Chapter IV we talked about thinking of blocks as having distinct “preview”…
If your event attendees tend to purchase tickets in groups, adding the functionality to easily share individual tickets will greatly improve the customer experience of registering for your events. Our free PDF Tickets Extension allows you to add shareable, printable PDF tickets to the confirmation emails your guests receive when they register for your event….
