Full calendar block
Purpose
Use this module to display events in a calendar format.
Functionality
Mimics the functionality of Google Calendar
Click here to learn more on how to create shortcodes
How to Add Modules
To add modules to the Gutenberg editor, follow these steps:
- Go to your WordPress Admin interface and open a post or page editor
- Click the plus button in the top left corner or in the body of the post/page
- You can either:
- Click on Patterns, scroll through them until you find the module you want to use or
- Search for the module you would like to add using either the module name or number
- Click the module to add it
The module will be added to the body of your post or page.
Visuals
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Events for 1st November
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Events for 28th November
Events for 29th November
Events for 30th November
Setting up shortcodes
This is located in M.E. Calendar > Settings > Shortcodes. Kindly note that to maintain consistency across websites, you should use the full calendar and list view. This section is divided into two:
Section 1 – Display Options:
This section contains settings to select the look and feel of the calendar
- Step 1: Click Add Shortcode – This will initiate the shortcode wizard to walk you through the process
- Step 2: Add shortcode name
- Step 3: Select Full Calendar
- Step 4: Select Clean style
- Step 5: Select “New Window” Single event Display Method
- Step 6: Select “Include expired events”
- Exit the wizard page once you get to the shortcode screen
Section 2 – Filter Options:
This section contains settings to filter events to show up. You can filter by Category, Locations, Organizers, Labels, Tags, etc.
To get to this section, you will need to:
- Step 1: Exit the shortcode wizard page
- Step 2: Refresh the shortcode list page to make your newly created shortcode visible
- Step 3: Hover on your shortcode and click edit
- Step 4: Scroll to the filter options to add your preferred settings
- Step 5: Update.
The Shortcode has been generated, the next step is to copy the code and add it to your page via the Shortcode block
Note: Use the search form in Block Settings to enable extra search features such as “text search & search forms”