Calendar

Here is an example shortcode:

Event Lists: Ext Addon

You can display a fancy list/boxes of event types or categories that customers can click on to expose child events using the following shortcode:

[add_eventon_li]

This shortcode accepts the following attributes:

li_title – You can use this to define a custom title that will be used as the title of the event list.
cat_type – You can use this to pass a custom event category slug that will be displayed on the list.
el_type – You can set this to “pe” to show past events or “ue” to display upcoming events.
li_type – You can set this to “it” to display a single event from the category and “lt” to display the list of categories instead.
number_of_months – You can use this attribute to define a month limit that will be used when searching for events for a single item on the list.
ux_val – You can set this to “3” to open events as a lightbox popup or set this to “X” to block any user interactivity with the list.
it_hide_desc – You can set this to “yes” to hide descriptions on the list items if descriptions exist.
it_stop – You can set this to “yes” to prevent the display of events when list items are clicked on.
sep_month – You can set this to “yes” to separate events by the month name when you have the list filtered by categories.
show_empty – You can set this to “yes” to include any categories that don’t have any events assigned to them yet.
li_layout – You can use this option to define the layout of the category list. Valid options are “boxes” which displays clickable boxes and “def” which display the default vertical category list.
it_id – You can use this option to pass the ID of an item that will be used when li_type is set to “it”

You can display the full calendar containing a month grid and available events using the following shortcode:

This shortcode accepts the following attributes:

cal_id – You can use this to define an optional calendar ID that will be used to identify this calendar.
show_et_ft_img – You can set this to “yes” to show featured images on the events.
ft_event_priority – You can set this to “yes” to move featured events above the rest of the events.
grid_ux – You can use this option to control how users interact with your calendar when they click on a date inside the month grid. Valid options are “0” – clicking on the date will expand and display the list of events below the calendar, “1” – clicking on a date will scroll down and focus on the list of events, “2” – clicking on this option will display a lightbox modal containing the list of events.
hover – You can use this option to configure the kind of information that will be displayed when a user hovers over a date on the calendar. Valid options are “number” – which will display the number of events available, “numname” – which will display an infobox containing the number of events and the titles of the first 3 events on that date.
style – You can use this option to define different grid styles. Valid options are: “def” – this is the default view as shown in the screenshot above. “nobox” – this view removes date outlines from the grid. “names” – this view display 2 event names within each grid box.
nexttogrid – You can set this to “yes” to display event details on the right of the calendar. This option only works when grid_ux=”0″.
load_full_month – You can set this to “yes” to display the full list of a particular month below the calendar when the page loads.
day_incre – You can set a value here that will be used to move the calendar’s starting date either ahead or behind the current day. For example, +3 will start displaying events that are 3 days ahead of the current date.
month_incre – You can set a value here that will be used to move the calendar’s starting date either ahead or behind the current month. For example, +1 will start displaying events that are 1 month ahead of the current date when the calendar loads.
fixed_month – You can use this option to define the week number that will be used by default on the calendar. Valid values are “1”-“12”. This value requires “fixed_year” to be defined as well.
fixed_year – You can use this option to define the year that will be used by default on the calendar. Example “2022”.
event_type – event_type – You can use this option to pass a comma-separated list of category IDs that will be used to filter the events on the calendar.
event_type_2 – You can use this to pass a comma-separated list of category IDs from the event type 2 category.
fixed_day – You can use this option to set a fixed day that will be displayed when the calendar loads.
evc_open – You can set this to “yes” to automatically display the event cards on load. This will override the settings saved for the default calendar.
etc_override – You can set this to “yes” to override event colors with the event type colors if they exist.
event_order – You can use this option to define the order of events in each month. The default value is “ASC” and you can also set this to “DESC”.
lang – You can use this to define the language variation if any that will be used on the calendar. Valid values are L1, L2 and L3.
jumper – You can set this to “yes” to display an option to jump to a particular month on the calendar.
mo1st – You can set this option to “yes” to always display the first day of the month when you switch to a different month.
heat – You can set this option to “yes” to include a darker color on boxes that have more events.
advent_events – You can set this option to “yes” to only display advent events on the calendar. The Advent Calendar addon needs to be installed to use this feature.