EventKoi support added to Event Calendar Newsletter
Event Calendar Newsletter now works with EventKoi, both EventKoi Lite and EventKoi Pro. If your events are already in EventKoi, generate the newsletter from them the same way as the…
Event Calendar Newsletter now works with EventKoi, both EventKoi Lite and EventKoi Pro. If your events are already in EventKoi, generate the newsletter from them the same way as the…
If you run events in Sugar Calendar, you’ve probably been rebuilding that same events list in Mailchimp (or MailPoet, or FluentCRM) every week. Good news: Event Calendar Newsletter now supports Sugar Calendar both…
Event Calendar Newsletter now works with FluentCRM. Pull upcoming events from any supported calendar into your campaigns, sequences, and recurring emails with a simple Smart Code. How to Add Your…
Have you ever wanted to show your upcoming events on a map, so visitors can see at a glance what’s happening near them? Maybe you run a festival with venues…
The Events Calendar Shortcode & Block 4.0 is now available! This release focuses on making event displays easier to build, easier to preview, and easier for visitors to filter once…
The font for the Filter Bar option of The Events Calendar Shortcode & Block is normally pulled from the site. However, you might still want to customize the particular font…
When using The Events Calendar Shortcode & Block, you may want to avoid using the main events page and instead use a curated listing. This can be done using a…
If you edit any code in a plugin or your theme directly, you’ll lose those changes when the plugin or theme has an update. Instead, we can either use a…
Bricks is a popular visual site builder theme for WordPress. With the integration of The Events Calendar Shortcode & Block plugin, you can effectively promote your events using Bricks. Using…
To limit the events returned by a saved template in WordPress, you can use this code snippet. Add it to your child theme’s functions.php file or a custom plugin to…