Author: Jaime Marchwinski

The Events Calendar features a responsive design, which is a fancy way if saying it adjusts its layout according to the size of the…

The Events Calendar loads its own stylesheets to control the appearance of the calendar. This article covers every supported method for customizing those styles…

Promoter includes two features for reusing message configurations across events: shortcuts and campaigns. Shortcuts are individual reusable message templates. Campaigns are collections of shortcuts…

Promoter lets you use any email address to send messages. As long as you are the rightful owner of that address, of course. Unless…

By default, Promoter automatically imports attendees from your events — anyone who purchased a ticket or registered via RSVP. But what if you want…

Plugin licenses are sold as subscriptions that automatically renew one year after purchase. That’s to make sure there are no lapses in the subscription…

Shortcodes are a convenient way to embed content, code, and other assets without touching code yourself.  Our plugins include many shortcodes that do everything…

Community adds pages to your site where people submitting events can access the form to submit or edit, and manage attendees and orders. But sometimes you might want…

This article addresses possible issues with checking attendees in via QR code and/or the Event Tickets Plus App. Common Issues App Error Messages Sometimes,…

Our Attendee Registration page and modal options are designed to blend nicely with as many themes as possible. If you’re looking to make some tweaks…