Release: The Events Calendar 2.0.4

We’ve just released the 2.0.4 update for The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO. It features mostly bug fixes – including a somewhat significant one impacting lost venue/organizer data for non-PRO users – but a couple features we’ve been getting requests for made the cut too.

Release Notes for WordPress Events Calendar 2.0.4:

Small features, UX and Content Tweaks:

  • Settings option to control the default zoom level for embedded Google Maps (select from 0-21)
  • Filters for all template tags
  • Settings option to control the number of events that appear in each loop, independent of your overall WordPress settings
  • Hook for integrating with custom fields as discussed in this forum thread
  • Contextual body classes for events pages
  • Added a unique CSS ID / class for each DD and DT meta data item so that people can style them differently if they like; and a template tag to give developers flexibility
  • New Dutch translation files for core courtesy of community member Jacob Roel Meijering
  • New Dutch translation files for PRO courtesy of community member Ed Boon

Bug Fixes:

  • Venue and organizer data – which previously disappeared – now remains in place when you go back to edit an existing event, as discussed in this forum thread
  • Fix for a conflict impacting Headway users where the calendar title repeated in the header nav
  • Removed incomplete da_DK & nb_NO translation files from PRO code
  • Specific dates within category no longer return 404 errors as discussed in this forum thread
  • Translated slugs now run through sanitize title before use as discussed in this forum thread
  • Resolved translation issue with tribe_get_recurrence_text as discussed in this forum thread (PRO only)
  • Removed date from recurring events in search results as discussed in this forum thread (PRO only)
  • tribe_the_custom_fields no longer displays any HTML if there are no custom fields, as discussed in this forum thread (PRO only)
  • Resolved an issue where the advanced post manager wasn’t using WP’s internal plugins_url() function and causing problems on IIS7 installs (PRO only)
  • Removal of various debug notices & errors