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Google offers some HTML snippets to embed your public Google Calendar into your website. These are great, but as soon as you want to make a few adjustments to the styling, that goes beyond changing some colors, they’re useless. Because of that I wrote a very simple widget, that fetches events from a public google calendar and nicely displays them in form of a widget, allowing you to apply all kinds of CSS. The source code should be quite easy to modify.
<h3>License</h3>
The plugin is published under the GPL v3. Previous versions (<= 0.2) did not 
mention a license; this has been fixed in the latest trunk and will be 
included in the next release version.
<h3>Contributors</h3>
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<li>pemrich (https://profiles.wordpress.org/pemrich/)</li>
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Simple Google Calendar Widget

Displays events from a public Google Calendar as a sidebar widget.

Dan D

Dan’s Embedder for Google Calendar was created out of a need to display Google calendars in both list and full view in a way that was mobile friendly, customizable via shortcode, and easy to style. No need to import events or manage them directly in WordPress. All you need is a public Google Calendar (or multiple!) and a free, easy to get API key.
Features:
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Displays public calendars in a mobile friendly format
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Offers Options for Full Calendar View, or Upcoming Events List
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All options are configured via shortcode
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Full Calendar offers mobile friendly tooltips with event title, time, and location
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Upcoming Events List can specify how many items to show, or turn on auto-scroll
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Custom div id can be set for every calendar, for individual theming of each calendar
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No limit to the number of calendars you can link up
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Shortcodes Cheatsheet:
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Full Display <code>[dancal]</code> (defaults to 1st calendar) , or <code>[dancal cal=1 divid=idname]</code> (where 1 is the number of calendar you want, and divid is the id of the outermost div, for theming purposes. If you don’t set divid, a random one is chosen to allow multiple calendars on the same page).
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Upcoming Events List: <code>[dancal_list]</code>, or <code>[dancal_list cal=1 num=30 scroll=true divid=idname]</code> (1 is the calendar number, num is a number 0 for number of upcoming events to display, scroll is true or false to enable auto-scroll, , and divid is the id of the outermost div, for theming purposes. If you don’t set divid, a random one is chosen to allow multiple calendars on the same page))
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For help creating an API key to use with this plugin, either check out the settings page in plugin, or the FAQ tab here.
Thanks to Mike @ <a href="https://wp-bullet.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">WP Bullet</a> for the banner and icon.
<h3>Dependencies and Liscencing</h3>
MIT: gcal-flow https://sugi.github.io/jquery-gcal-flow/
MIT: fullcalendar.io https://fullcalendar.io
MIT: qTip2 http://qtip2.com/

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