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Understanding Provisional Event IDs in The Events Calendar
In The Events Calendar, especially when working with recurring events or the custom tables system, you may encounter an ID that looks like a…
Using Code Snippets to Customize The Events Calendar
When we refer to “snippets” in this context, we mean small pieces of PHP code. There are three basic ways to add these PHP…
Using Composer with The Events Calendar
Any of our premium plugins work with Composer, allowing developers to install and manage them as dependencies in a development environment. This is a…
Using Google Chrome Developer Tools
When troubleshooting a problem on your site, it is essential that you have powerful tools on your side. If you manage a website that…
Using Plugin Extensions
If you’re reading this post, then chances are you have a couple of questions on your mind: what is an extension, and how do…
Using Responsive Templates with The Events Calendar
The Events Calendar features a responsive design, which is a fancy way if saying it adjusts its layout according to the size of the…
Using Template Filters, Hooks, and Actions with The Events Calendar
The Events Calendar’s template system provides several PHP entry points for injecting content into, modifying, or completely bypassing the default calendar templates — without…
Using The Events Calendar REST API
The Events Calendar and Event Tickets include a built-in REST API that lets you read, create, update, and delete event data from outside WordPress…
Using the WordPress Customizer with The Events Calendar
The Events Calendar supports the WordPress Customizer, located at Appearance → Customize from the WordPress dashboard. This is an excellent way to make styling…
Ways to Customize The Events Calendar
This guide outlines several different methods you can use to customize your Events Calendar pages. Note: Some of these methods require coding knowledge. Please…