Does the pro version allow embedding the full calendar with a shortcode?

[Mendy]

Hi,

I’m considering purchasing the pro version of the Events Calendar, but I am wondering if the Pro version allows you to embed the full calendar as a shortcode as opposed to setting the page in the configurations file ?

[George]

Hey Mendy,

This is unfortunately not possible at this time 🙁 there is no full-calendar shortcode.

Sorry to disappoint – let me know if I can help with anything else!

Sincerely,
George

[Jan]

So, the only location the full calendar appears is http://www.mywebsite.com/calendar?
Can I create more than one calendar? Public vs Private for example? My church would like a public calendar and an in-house committees calendar on a restricted page.

[George]

There is indeed only one location at this time – while you can change the actual “slug” in the URL, so it could be /events OR /calendar OR /agenda, it cannot be /calendar AND /events and so on…

Only one calendar is available at this time; creating a public and private version, for example, is not possible at this time 🙁

I’m sorry about this!

[david]

the pro version does have a shortcode for a widget full calendar you could also use a free plugin called eyes only https://wordpress.org/plugins/eyes-only-user-access-shortcode/ so basically you control what user types can see.
every customer would see the times and name of the event- but when clicked through to the event- only user types you allow will see event content (so you could have the calendar display every event for those not logged in but they only see times and event name- and you can hide the content (or part of the content) until they login-once they log in- they can view the full details-so it is 1 calendar but the important content is hidden- just not the name or times of the event.in some ways this is good-your calendar is full and potential members can see what they are missing out on.the eyes only plugin allows you to hide content via short codes so when you type in the post box you wrap the content youdon’t want them to see in the shortcode. you may wantto use a tiny bitof csstohide other certain details that eyeonly can’t hide

[George]

Thanks for your input here @david!

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