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Displaying Multiple Calendars by Category
We’re often asked if you can have multiple event calendars on your site. While there isn’t a way to make fully separate calendars on…
Embedding Tickets and Products with WooCommerce Shortcodes
Customers who use WooCommerce to sell a variety of products often want their tickets to be treated as products as well, so they can…
Embedding Tickets, RSVPs, and Attendees with Shortcodes
Event Tickets and Event Tickets Plus provide four shortcodes for embedding ticketing-related content outside the event page itself. Which one to use depends on…
How to Add a Shortcode in WordPress
With Events Calendar Pro, you can add calendar content to any WordPress page or post. There are a few different methods that you can…
How to Show Event Content Only to Attendees
The Event Tickets Protected Content shortcodes allow you to display content on any WordPress page or post to certain users if they are logged…
How to Use Community Events Shortcodes
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…
Shortcodes
Shortcodes are a simple yet powerful feature in WordPress and MemberDash. They allow you to insert dynamic, membership-specific content anywhere on your site, without…
Troubleshooting Events Shortcodes
Shortcodes are a handy way to display your calendar on different pages of your site. However, after plugin updates or changes to your website,…
Using Event Schedule Manager Shortcodes
Schedule Shortcode [tec_schedule] Example shortcode: [tec_schedule tracks=”all” color_scheme=”light” session_link”none”] This would output a schedule with all tracks, using a light color scheme, and session…
Using The Events Calendar Shortcodes
Shortcodes are a convenient way to embed content, code, and other assets without touching code yourself. Our plugins include many shortcodes that do everything…