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Adding a Custom Event Status
Events created with The Events Calendar can have 3 statuses out of the box, which is also supported by the Schema.org event schema. Adding…
Configuring The Events Calendar With Constants
Every time WordPress runs, a number of key settings are loaded into memory, such as details about how to connect to the database. These…
Customize The Events Calendar Settings with the Tribe Settings API
If you’re writing a custom add-on, a site-specific plugin, or a code snippet that extends The Events Calendar or Event Tickets, the Tribe Settings…
Events Calendar Post Meta Keys
These are The Events Calendar’s WordPress Post Meta (also known as WordPress Custom Fields) keys and values as they appear in the post_meta database table.…
Querying Events
Sometimes it is handy to query for and list events outside of existing views, or in places where widgets and shortcodes are unsuitable. Because…
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 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 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 WP-CLI with The Events Calendar
If you’re managing a site powered by our calendar and tickets plugin, using WP-CLI (WordPress Command Line Interface) can save you significant time when…