The simplest way to display any post, page or custom post type in a dynamic events calendar on your WordPress website.
FIXED: WPML and events listing bug. Release notes
FIXED: Post type association bug on new installs. Release notes
NEW: FooEvents Calendar block. Release notes
Releases named in the vendor’s changelog or on WordPress.org that the repository does not have yet.
FIXED: Wordpress 6.7 load text domain compatibility.
FIXED: Event listing shortcode bug.
FIXED: Various bookings bugs.
FIXED: Various small bugs.
ADDED: New plugin translations.
FIXED: Various small bugs.
ADDED: Added the ability to set the text and background color of an event label that is displayed on the events calendar.
FIXED: Various small bugs
FIXED: German language date bugs
UPDATED: Calendar JavaScript library
FIXED: Bookings output bug
FIXED: Various small bugs
FIXED: Support for Lithuanian month names
FIXED: Various small bugs
FIXED: Double menu item when translating
FIXED: Various small bugs
UPDATED: Moment.js library
FIXED: Non-product event bugs
FIXED: PHP 8.0 compatibility
FIXED: Various small bugs
FIXED: Various small bugs
FIXED: Book ticket link on event listings
FIXED: Eventbrite import/export bug
FIXED: Settings page formatting when FooEvents for WooCommerce is not active
FIXED: End date event list bug
FIXED: Added non-product check to processing
FIXED: Bug where select dates not working on non-product event
UPDATED: Various security and standards compliance updates
FIXED: Various small bugs
FIXED: Bookings on events calendar list
FIXED: Eventbrite calendar import bug
ADDED: Calendar Event expiration support
FIXED: Bug where non-product calendar events cannot be disabled
FIXED: French calendar month name translations
FIXED: Various small calendar bugs
FIXED: Eventbrite API calendar bugs
FIXED: Various small calendar bugs
FIXED: Various small calendar bugs
ADDED: Support for calendar event timezone setting
NEW: Support for new calendar event reporting features
FIXED: Multi-day display calendar bug
FIXED: Eventbrite calendar import updates
FIXED: Various small calendar bugs
FIXED: Various small calendar bugs
ADDED: Don't display book ticket button on event list if out of stock
ADDED: Eventbrite calendar import support
ADDED: Calendar event options to other post types
FIXED: Multi-day calendar format bug
UPDATED: Calendar Documentation
FIXED: Terminology new site bug
ADDED: Calendar terminology override feature
FIXED: Update notification service bug
FIXED: Calendar AM PM bug
ADDED: Support for colored event days on calendar
FIXED: Event list description bug
FIXED: Apostrophe bug
FIXED: Bug where events with no date showed on calendar
FIXED: Multi-day support calendar update
ADDED: Multi-day extension ready
FIXED: PHP warnings
FIXED: Calendar description bug
FIXED: PHP warning output
ADDED: Additional user roles now have access
The simplest way to display any post, page or custom post type in a dynamic events calendar on your WordPress website.
The Events Calendar by FooEvents is the simplest way to display any post, page or custom post type in a dynamic events calendar on your WordPress website. Whether you use a third-party events plugin, list events using posts, or create landing pages for each event using your favorite page builder, the Events Calendar by FooEvents makes it possible to display any event in an events calendar on your website.
[fooevents_calendar] [fooevents_event] [fooevents_events_list]fe_eventbrite_eventAutomatic installation is the easiest option as WordPress handles all the file transfers. To do an automatic installation of the Events Calendar by FooEvents plugin, login to your WordPress admin dashboard, navigate to the Plugins menu and click 'Add New'.
In the search field type "FooEvents" and click 'Search Plugins'. Once you've found the Events Calendar by FooEvents plugin, you can view details about it such as release information, rating and description. Most importantly of course, you can install it by simply clicking "Install Now".
The manual installation method involves downloading the Events Calendar by FooEvents plugin and uploading it to your web server via your favorite FTP application. The WordPress codex contains instructions on how to do this here.
Automatic updates should work seamlessly, but as always, please ensure that you back-up your website just in case.
The Events Calendar by FooEvents is free to use and the latest documentation can be found in the FooEvents Help Center. If you require any further assistance, please purchase a support package through the FooEvents website and submit a support ticket using your order number so that we can validate your support license.
Absolutely! For any pre-sales questions that you might have, we suggest first going through the FAQ section on our website which contains many of the common questions that we get asked. If your query isn't listed there, please feel free to contact us.
The features and direction of our products is guided entirely by the feedback that we receive from the FooEvents community. If you would like to suggest a new feature for future consideration, please contact us.
No. You can create events from standard posts, pages and custom posts types in WordPress. When you activate the Events Calendar by FooEvents plugin, an additional meta box will be added to posts and pages making it possible to add event information to these post types. The FooEvents for WooCommerce plugin is only required if you would like to sell physical or virtual tickets to your events.
When the Events Calendar by FooEvents plugin is activated, all posts and pages will include an extra event meta box that can be used to add event information. You can configure additional post types to include event information by following these steps:
The Events Calendar by FooEvents includes several themes that change the look and feel of the calendar to suit your preferences. Here are the steps to change the calendar theme:
We believe in the ‘pay it forward’ approach to business and life. As such, we offer registered Nonprofit Organizations (NPO) a discount on any FooEvents product. To apply for this discount please complete the NPO application form and if successful, you will receive a discount coupon that you can use at checkout within a couple of days.
Flat theme
Minimalist theme
Light theme
Dark theme
List view
Event Settings
Using the FooEvents Calendar shortcode
Default Theme
Light Theme
Flat Theme
Minimalist Theme
Dark Theme
List View
composer require meteorgpl-plugin/fooevents-calendarThe vendor’s license checks are intact: activate the plugin in WordPress with a license key bought from the vendor.
Declared license: GPL-3.0-only. The code is redistributed under the license the vendor declared in the plugin’s own headers. License profile: gpl-full.
Artwork, fonts, media and documents that may be licensed separately are not redistributed; the licensing page explains what is replaced or removed, and the security tab lists it per version. Support and update entitlement come with the license you buy from the vendor.
FooEvents for WooCommerce
meteorgpl-plugin/fooevents
FooEvents adds powerful event, ticketing and booking functionality to your WooCommerce website with no commission or ticket fees.
FooEvents Bookings
meteorgpl-plugin/fooevents_bookings
Adds booking slots to FooEvents
FooEvents Seating
meteorgpl-plugin/fooevents_seating
Manage seating arrangements using our flexible seating chart builder and let attendees select their seats based on the layout of your venue.
FooEvents Express Check-in
meteorgpl-plugin/fooevents_express_check_in
Ensure fast and effortless attendee check-ins at your event. Search for attendees or connect a barcode scanner to scan tickets instead of typing.
FooEvents Custom Attendee Fields
meteorgpl-plugin/fooevents_custom_attendee_fields
Capture customized attendee fields at checkout so you can tailor FooEvents according to your unique event requirements.
FooEvents Multi-Day
meteorgpl-plugin/fooevents_multi_day
Sell tickets to events that run over multiple calendar or sequential days and perform separate check-ins for each day of the event.