Descrição

A simple and customizable calendar and events solution for WordPress websites.

Specially designed for the needs of both the novice website administrator and web designers/developers, MegaCalendar enables you to control all aspects of your calendar, from custom design options to flexible, easily customizable views. Save the hassle and make your events stand out with MegaCalendar – the new standard for event listings.

With MegaCalendar, you can

Create and manage your calendar events with ease from your wp-admin area
Display your events in month (grid) view, list view, or posterboard layout
Add notes and photos to events
Users can sync your calendar with Google Calendar, Outlook, and iCalendar
Share your events with additional websites (recipient calendar requires Pro API Key)
Create categories and display separate events on separate pages based on their categories using the convenient shortcode generator.
Create venues to quickly add a new event at a recurring location.
Fully responsive for all devices

With a MegaCalendar Pro API Key, you can

Create recurring weekly or monthly events with ease (Second Tuesday, Every Wednesday, Daily, etc)
Receive events from other MegaCalendar users or websites you manage
Edit/update/delete Category and Venue details
Request a migration of your existing calendar for any 3-month period
Get support from our team

More information

The core fucntionality of this plugin is powered by the MegaCalendar API. For more information about the MegaCalendar API you can view the specification and our developer documentation.

By using this plugin you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

Ecrãs

Calendar view example
List view / Responsive examples
Classic calendar management experience from WordPress dashboard
Clean and simple add event form
Event category filtering tabs and multiple events per day view
Event detail view

Instalação

Up to date installation instructions can be found in our help documentation on our website.

Perguntas frequentes

How do I get an API Key?

API Key creation is automatic during plugin activation and setup. See our help documentation for an in-depth walk-through.

Are there any limitations to the free version?

No limitations! All the essential calendar features are available at no cost. No trials, no cedits, no limit on how many events you can create. A MegaCalendar Pro API key is only needed for the additional pro features outlined above.

Can I send and receive specific events with another website?

Yes, you can send events from one calendar to another, and auto-approve, or approve one by one. In order to receive events from someone else’s Calendar, you must have a MegaCalendar Pro API Key. See help documentation on our website

The setup is highly customizable so you can auto-send new events to a particular recipient (skipping any new event as needed), send events one by one, and even send recurring events if needed.

Can I have the same calendar on two websites?

Yes, you can use the same API Key on multiple websites to have identical events display on more than one WordPress website. See help documentation on our website

Can I customize the calendar or event lists?

MegaCalendar is designed to be easy to modify the look, feel and layout as needed. See our developer documentation for specific details on theme overrides, hooks, and more.

In addition you can use custom CSS, shortcode options, and multiple views and categories to present events however is best for your use-case and style needs.

Where are events saved?

Your event data is saved in in the cloud (in our case a protected AWS database). Event listings on your website are powered by the MegaCalendar API.

Remind me, what’s an API?

An elegant solution to share data from the cloud to one or more destinations. MegaCalendar was originally built for a school district that needed to share specific events between eight unique school websites and their main school district website.

Avaliações

brandondowns 20 Dezembro, 2023

As a WordPress web developer, MegaCalendar has become my go-to plugin. Its effortless integration and sleek design make it a standout choice. Clients love its polished look, and I appreciate the hassle-free implementation. It's the perfect solution for a professional and functional calendar on any WordPress site. Five stars!

npalowell 15 Setembro, 2023

Love using the new calendar. Five Stars!

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Contribuidores e programadores

“MegaCalendar” é software de código aberto. As seguintes pessoas contribuíram para este plugin:

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Registo de alterações

1.3.5

Added help/docs links to bottom of all pages
Added specific help links to admin screens
Fixed render bug with settings tab on new Registration
Improved Event Calendar loading experience

1.3.4

Tested up to WordPress 6.4.3
Fixed Bootstrap datepicker collision
Implemented Event Detail excerpt for Calendar hover cards
Fixed Event custom color bug on Calendar
Implemented Event caching for custom implementations of megacal_get_events
Implemented Admin preview for unpublished Events
Added a View Event button to the Manage Event modal
Fixed PHP Warnings when activating plugin for the first time

1.3.3

Tested up to WordPress 6.4.2
Fixed UI bug when changing recurrence date
Replaced timepicker UI
Implemented auto-clear on admin notifications
Cleaned up loading spinner & mask styles

1.3.2

Tested up to WordPress 6.4.1
Added Category filtering to List views
Repositioned default Event image

1.3.1

Tested up to WordPress 6.3.2 & PHP 8.2
Cleaned up calendar button styles & changed “Month” button to read “Jump to”
Cleaned up styles & UX on Plugin Settings page
Implemented calendar month change delay to allow for quickly changing months
Event Caching: Implemented wp_cache functions in front of transients
Fixed PHP 8.2 deprecation warnings

1.3.0

Fixed a bug when modifying custom recurrence type
Implemented custom color overrides
Implemented informational notices when saving/deleting recurring events
Tested on WordPress 6.3.1

1.2.9

Fixed a bug with custom daily recurrence

1.2.8

Fixed a rogue sourcemap 404

1.2.7

Separate shortcode generator from settings
Implemented account reset functionality
Updated Ping call to happen more frequently – Reducing chance of expired tokens

1.2.6

Resized images in organizers section
Fixed bug with event width introduced by accessibility updates

1.2.5

Improved accessibility on frontend and backend

1.2.4

Added link to Calendar from Manage Events screen
Added Back To Calendar link to Event Detail page
Removed ‘All Day’ language from frontend & backend

1.2.3

Added admin bar and admin menu notice when shared Events are awaiting approval
Fixed bug that allowed saving an end time that was before start time
Fixed bug with ics export when end time is before start time
Fixed bug on admin calendar – Unable to trigger Add Event modal from a full day
Added new Event Listing page setting to show “View Calendar” link from the Admin bar
Removed unused assets
Removed leading zeroes from calendar day labels

1.2.2

Fixed bug with daily/yearly custom recurrence
Fixed bug with Event Detail URL when using Plain permalink structure

1.2.1

Fixed bug with Event Detail page rewrite on subdirectory installs
Fixed conflict with Yoast – force the_content hook to exit outside of the main loop
Fixed meta description escaping bug

1.2.0

Redesigned and added single event page template which creates a new page called Event – Event Detail Page
Updated event details to include Schema for proper SEO indexing with search engines
New filter & action hooks added – see developer documentation
Update to API & API wrapper to enable multi-category filtering

1.1.2

Fixed an issue with character escaping
Cleaned up compact list view

1.1

Added ability to edit venues and event categories

1.05

Added image sizes

1.0

Prepared for public release