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Adds some meta-data to posts to convert them into full calendar events. 
Each event can be exported into ical(.ics), outlook(vcs), or Google Calendar. 
Geolocation works thanks to openstreetmap.

It can also fetch the weather, but doesn’t bring the sun 🙂

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Examples on <a href="https://event-post.com/?mtm_campaign=wp-plugin&mtm_kwd=event-post&mtm_medium=wp.org" rel="nofollow ugc">event-post.com</a>

<h3>Post metas</h3>

Date attributes

<ul>
<li>Begin Date</li>
<li>End Date</li>
<li>Color</li>
<li>Event Status</li>
<li>Event Attendance Mode</li>
</ul>

Location attributes

<ul>
<li>Address</li>
<li>GPS coordinates</li>
<li>Event Virtual Location</li>
</ul>

WooCommerce compliant

You can enable event features on Woocommerce products. The event will be displayed on the product page. Moreover, the product price will be displayed in event list, calendar, map and timeline.

This, way, you can sell tickets for your events, effortlessly and without any additional plugin.

Weather attribute (for a given location and date if possible)

<ul>
<li>Weather

<ul>
<li>Temperature</li>
<li>Weather</li>
</ul></li>
</ul>

<h3>Usage</h3>

<a href="https://event-post.com/docs/event-post/?mtm_campaign=wp-plugin&mtm_kwd=event-post&mtm_medium=wp.org" rel="nofollow ugc">Plugins/themes developpers documentation</a>

<h3>Blocks & Shortcodes</h3>

The plugin comes with several blocks/shortcodes which allows to:

<ul>
<li><code>[events_list]</code>: display a list of events</li>
<li><code>[events_map]</code>: display a map of events</li>
<li><code>[events_cal]</code>: display a calendar of events</li>
<li><code>[event_details]</code>: display a detail of the current event</li>
<li><code>[event_term]</code>: display the date range of a given term based on all events it contains</li>
</ul>

<h3>[events_list]</h3>

<h4>Query parameters</h4>

<ul>
<li>nb=5 (number of post, -1 is all, default: 5)</li>
<li>future=1 (boolean, retrieve, or not, events in the future, default = 1)</li>
<li>past=0 (boolean, retrieve, or not, events in the past, default = 0)</li>
<li>cat=” (string, select posts only from the selected category, default=null, for all categories)</li>
<li>tag=” (string, select posts only from the selected tag, default=null, for all tags)</li>
<li>tax_name=” (string, custom taxonomy name)</li>
<li>tax_term=” (string, the term for above taxonomy)</li>
<li>geo=0 (boolean, retreives or not, only events which have geolocation informations, default=0)</li>
<li>order=”ASC” (string (can be “ASC” or “DESC”)</li>
<li>orderby=”meta_value” (string (if set to “meta_value” events are sorted by event date, possible values are native posts fields : “post_title”,”post_date” etc…)</li>
</ul>

<h4>Display parameters</h4>

<ul>
<li>thumbnail=” (Bool, default:false, used to display posts thumbnails)</li>
<li>thumbnail_size=” (String, default:”thmbnail”, can be set to any existing size : “medium”,”large”,”full” etc…)</li>
<li>excerpt=” (Bool, default:false, used to display posts excerpts)</li>
<li>style=” (String, add some inline CSS to the list wrapper)</li>
<li>type=”div” (string, possible values are : div, ul, ol default=div)</li>
<li>title=” (string, hidden if no events is found)</li>
<li>before_title='<h3>’ (string (default <h3>)</li>
<li>after_title='</h3>’ (string (default </h3>)</li>
<li>container_schema=” (string html schema to display list)</li>
<li>item_schema=” (string html schema to display item)</li>
</ul>

example:

<pre><code>

[events_list future=1 past=1 cat="actuality" nb=10]
</code></pre>

container_schema default value:

<blockquote>
 <%type% class=”event_loop %id% %class%” id=”%listid%” style=”%style%” %attributes%> 
 %list% 
 </%type%>
</blockquote>

item_schema default value:

<blockquote>
 <%child% class=”event_item %class%” data-color=”%color%”> 
 <a href=”%event_link%”> 
 %event_thumbnail% 
 <h5>%event_title%</h5> 
 </a> 
 %event_date% 
 %event_cat% 
 %event_location% 
 %event_excerpt% 
 </%child%>
</blockquote>

<h3>[events_map]</h3>

<ul>
<li>nb=5 (number of post, -1 is all, default: 5)</li>
<li>future=1 (boolean, retreive, or not, events in the future, default = 1)</li>
<li>past=0 (boolean, retreive, or not, events in the past, default = 0)</li>
<li>cat=” (string, select posts only from the selected category, default=null, for all categories)</li>
<li>tag=” (string, select posts only from the selected tag, default=null, for all tags)</li>
<li>tax_name=” (string, custom taxonomy name)</li>
<li>tax_term=” (string, the term for above taxonomy)</li>
<li>tile=” (string (default@osm.org, OpenCycleMap, mapquest, osmfr, 2u, satelite, toner), sets the map background, default=default@osm.org)</li>
<li>title=” (string (default)</li>
<li>zoom=” (number or empty (default, means fit to points)</li>
<li>before_title='<h3>’; (string (default <h3>)</li>
<li>after_title='</h3>’ *(string (default </h3>)**</li>
<li>thumbnail=” * (Bool, default:false, used to display posts thumbnails)*</li>
<li>excerpt=” (Bool, default:false, used to display posts excerpts)</li>
<li>list=” (String (“false”, “above”, “below”, “right”, “left”) default: “false”, Display a list of posts)</li>
</ul>

example:

<pre><code>

[events_map future=1 past=1 cat="actuality" nb="-1"]
</code></pre>

<h3>[events_cal]</h3>

<ul>
<li>cat=” (string, select posts only from the selected category, default=null, for all categories)</li>
<li>date=” (string, date for a month. Absolutly : 2013-9 or relatively : -1 month, default is empty, current month</li>
<li>datepicker=1 (boolean, displays or not a date picker)</li>
<li>mondayfirst=0 (boolean, weeks start on monday, default is 0 (sunday)</li>
<li>display_title=0 (boolean, displays or not events title under the day number)</li>
<li>tax_name=” (string, custom taxonomy name)</li>
<li>tax_term=” (string, the term for above taxonomy)</li>
</ul>

example:

<pre><code>

[events_cal cat="actuality" date="-2 months" mondayfirst=1 display_title=1]
</code></pre>

<h3>[event_details]</h3>

<ul>
<li>attribute string (date, start, end, address, location). The default value is NULL and displays the full event bar



[event_details attribute=”address”]</li>
</ul>

<h3>Hooks</h3>

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<h4>Filters</h4>

<ul>
<li>eventpost_add_custom_box_position</li>
<li>event_post_class_calendar_link</li>
<li>eventpost_columns_head</li>
<li>eventpost_contentbar</li>
<li>eventpost_default_list_shema</li>
<li>eventpost_get</li>
<li>eventpost_get_items</li>
<li>eventpost_get_post_types</li>
<li>eventpost_get_single</li>
<li>eventpost_getsettings</li>
<li>eventpost_item_scheme_entities</li>
<li>eventpost_item_scheme_values</li>
<li>eventpost_list_shema</li>
<li>eventpost_listevents</li>
<li>eventpost_maps</li>
<li>eventpost_multisite_get</li>
<li>eventpost_multisite_blogids</li>
<li>eventpost_params</li>
<li>eventpost_printdate</li>
<li>eventpost_printlocation</li>
<li>eventpost_bulk_edit_fields</li>
<li>eventpost_quick_edit_fields</li>
<li>eventpost_retreive</li>
<li>event-post-rich-result</li>
<li>eventpost_shortcode_slug</li>
</ul>

<h4>Actions</h4>

<ul>
<li>evenpost_init</li>
<li>eventpost_add_custom_box</li>
<li>eventpost_custom_box_date</li>
<li>eventpost_custom_box_loc</li>
<li>after_eventpost_generator</li>
<li>eventpost_getsettings</li>
<li>eventpost_settings_form</li>
<li>eventpost_after_settings_form</li>
</ul>

Event post

The only WordPress plugin using native posts as full calendar events with begin and end date, geolocation, color and weather.

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Using a simple shortcode, you can turn any iCalendar subscription (ICS) feed (Google Calendar, Microsoft Office 365, Apple iCloud, Airbnb, Vrbo, and many more) into a seamlessly integrated, auto-updating, zero-maintenance WordPress calendar.
Continue to manage your events in the calendar software you’re already using! You’ll automatically have an up-to-date calendar in your WordPress website with no extra work.
Display your calendar in month, list or week view. Many additional customization options are available. See our <a href="https://icscalendar.com/user-guide/" rel="nofollow ugc">User Guide</a> for full details.
No API keys required!
Works with ANY calendar software that generates a public iCalendar subscription link.
<h4>Live Preview</h4>
You can preview your own calendar in any ICS Calendar view at our website: <a href="https://icscalendar.com/preview/" rel="nofollow ugc">icscalendar.com/preview</a>
<h4>Shortcode Builder</h4>
We’ve made it easier than ever to get started using ICS Calendar with our new online shortcode builder: <a href="https://icscalendar.com/shortcode-builder/" rel="nofollow ugc">icscalendar.com/shortcode-builder</a>
<h4>Language Support</h4>
All date strings (days of the week, months, etc.) are automatically translated into your site’s configured language (under Settings > General > Language) and date/time formats using core WordPress functionality. All text content for the calendar itself is displayed as-is from the feed.
The small amount of additional front-end displayed text generated by the plugin defaults to U.S. English, but also supports the following translations: Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish.
Please contact us if you would like us to add support for your language!
This plugin includes the PHP ICS Parser library by Jonathan Goode, John Grogg and Martin Thoma (MIT license).

ICS Calendar

Excellent plugin and it just works. Was able to plug in an Outlook Office 365 ics file and it just works.

That's it, the plugin just works!

Thanks for sharing with us.

Just friggin works!


Lovely functionality and appearance straight out of the box.



I wanted to tweak the UX to have 2x calendars showing with interleaved events.. it just handles it perfectly.



Many thanks for an excellent plugin.


Unbelievably Useful

Easily add any iCalendar feed (Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, iCloud Calendar, etc.) to your WordPress site. Auto-updating, loads of options.

Event post vs ICS Calendar