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This plugin creates two taxonomies for categorizing pages, and their respective archives.
Upon activation, two pages are created that serve as the top-level archives. They are initially named ‘Categories’ and ‘Areas Served’, but may be updated to suit your needs. These pages will display a visual category selection that link to paginated listings of all the content pages associated with each taxonomy.
Pages can be easily assigned to the custom taxonomies by using the checkbox options added to the Edit Page admin area.
<h4>Custom Categories</h4>
This taxonomy is intended for products or services, for example: “Bathrooms,” “Kitchens,” “Outdoor,” etc. All categories in this taxonomy will exist as top-level items (no parent/child relationships).
<h4>Areas Served</h4>
This taxonomy is intended to use US cities and states in parent/child relationships, for example: Texas > Dallas. Properly setting up these locations will allow the Areas Served archive page to create separate state pages with a sub-listing of all its cities.

Socius Marketing Page Taxonomy

Adds 2 custom taxonomies (categories & areas served) to Pages for easy, dynamic archive listing.

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To try it out on your free dummy site, <a href="https://tastewp.org/plugins/events-made-easy/" rel="nofollow ugc">Click here</a> (courtesy of TasteWP)
Events Made Easy is a full-featured event and membership management solution for WordPress and ClassicPress. Events Made Easy supports public, private, draft and recurring events, membership and locations management, RSVP (+ optional approval), several payment gateways (Paypal, FirstData, Mollie and others) and OpenStreetMap integration. With Events Made Easy you can plan and publish your event, let people book spaces for your weekly meetings or manage volunteers and memberships. You can add events list, calendars and description to your blog using multiple sidebar widgets or shortcodes; if you are a web designer you can simply employ the placeholders provided by Events Made Easy.
Main features: 
* Public, private, draft and recurring events with custom and dynamic fields in the RSVP form 
* Allow people to create events from the frontend using a specific shortcode 
* Membership management with custom and dynamic fields 
* Volunteer management for events (using event tasks) 
* Attendance reporting for events and memberships if the rsvp or member qrcode is scanned by someone with enough rights 
* Page and post content protection through memberships or via shortcodes 
* Drip content via memberships 
* People and groups with custom fields per person 
* PDF creation for membership, bookings and people info 
* Membership card or booking ticket can be sent as PDF via mail automatically, with optional QR code to scan for attendance/payment info 
* RSS and ICAL feeds 
* Calendar management, with holidays integration 
* Several widgets for event listings and calendar 
* Location management, with optional OpenStreetMap integration 
* RSVP bookings with custom fields and dynamic fields, payment tracking, optional approval, discounts 
* Protection of forms with internal captcha, Google reCaptcha or hCaptcha 
* Templating for emails, event lists, single events, feeds, RSVP forms, … with specific placeholders for each 
* Lots of shortcodes and options 
* Payment gateways: Paypal, FirstData, Mollie, Payconiq, Worldpay, Stripe, Braintree, Instamojo, Mercado Pago, Fondy, SumUp, Opayo 
* Send emails to registered people, automatically send reminders for payments 
* Automatically send reminders for memberships that are about to expire or have expired 
* Mail queueing and newsletter functionality 
* Mailings can be planned in the future, cancelled … and can include extra attacments 
* Multi-site compatible 
* Several GDPR assistance features (request, view and edit personal info via link; delete old records for mailings, attendances, bookings) 
* Fully localisable and already fully localised in German, Swedish, French and Dutch. Also fully compatible with polylang and <a href="https://github.com/qtranslate/qtranslate-xt/" rel="nofollow ugc">qtranslate-xt</a>: most of the settings allow for language tags so you can show your events in different languages to different people. The booking emails also take the choosen language into account. For other multi-lingual plugins, EME provides its own in-text language tags and takes the current chosen language into account.
For documentation on all shortcodes and placeholders, visit the <a href="https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/eme-docs/" rel="nofollow ugc">Official site</a> .

Events Made Easy

Manage and display (recurring) events, memberships, locations and maps, volunteers, widgets, RSVP, ICAL and RSS feeds, payment gateways. SEO ready.

Socius Marketing Page Taxonomy vs Events Made Easy