David Walsh

kamontander

Simple Shortcode Calendar lets you add an HTML-table-based monthly calendar to your posts and pages by entering a shortcode.
Features
<ul>
<li>Defaults to current month.</li>
<li>Choose any year+month combination.</li>
<li>Choose the first day of the week (Monday, Sunday or Saturday).</li>
<li>Enter custom names for months and days (for localization purposes).</li>
<li>Highlight important dates.</li>
</ul>
This plugin is based on a <a href="http://davidwalsh.name/php-calendar" rel="nofollow ugc">tutorial for building a calendar using PHP, XHTML, and CSS</a> by David Walsh.

Simple Shortcode Calendar

Once installed you have no settings, no options, and you don't even get a message telling you what the shortcode is, could be much much better.



Poor

Lets you create a monthly calendar by entering a shortcode. Calendar is output as an HTML table. You can also highlight certain dates.

Marco Foggia

This plugin allows the users who have an English version of WordPress to translate to other languages the English dates which appear on their own blog. It is thought for that English people who write their own blog in other languages but want to have an English version of WordPress. The plugin simply use the preg_replace function to replace months’ and days’ names and abbreviations with the names and the abbreviations decided by the users and inserted in the options page of the plugin.

Change Date Language (English speakers)

Allows the users who have an English version of WordPress to translate dates to a wanted language.

Simple Shortcode Calendar vs Change Date Language (English speakers)