Changeset 3165050
- Timestamp:
- 10/08/2024 02:07:28 PM (17 months ago)
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- fsdpe-events
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tags/1.0.1/README.txt (modified) (3 diffs)
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trunk/README.txt (modified) (3 diffs)
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fsdpe-events/tags/1.0.1/README.txt
r3165002 r3165050 14 14 == Description == 15 15 Events Plugin is an intuitive event management tool for WordPress. With multiple display options such as calendar view, boxes, and list view, it offers flexibility for showcasing upcoming events. You can easily add, edit, and manage events from the WordPress dashboard. 16 If you have any questions, you can contact us via email. [tech@56degrees.co.uk](mailto:tech@56degrees.co.uk "tech@56degrees.co.uk") 16 17 17 18 **Key Features:** … … 24 25 25 26 == Installation == 26 1. Upload the `events-plugin` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.27 1. Upload the events-plugin folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install it automatically through the WordPress Plugins interface. 27 28 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 28 29 3. Navigate to 'Events' in the admin panel to start creating events. 30 4. To display the calendar on your page, you can either add it via the Gutenberg block or by using the shortcode [fsdpe_events_calendar] if you're not using Gutenberg. 31 5. The "Add to Calendar" block is automatically included on every event single page, displaying an image along with event details such as the time and description. If your site is not using Gutenberg or if you prefer, you can also add it manually using the shortcode [fsdpe_add_to_calendar id="your-event-id"]. 29 32 30 33 == Frequently Asked Questions == … … 35 38 = Can I customize the event views? = 36 39 Yes, you can customize the calendar, boxes, and list views by adjusting the plugin settings or adding custom CSS. 40 41 = When I visit the single page of an event, I get 404 error = 42 To resolve the 404 error when accessing a single event page, please follow these steps to refresh your permalinks: 43 1.Navigate to your WordPress dashboard. 44 2.Go to Settings > Permalinks. 45 3.Without making any changes, click the Save Changes button. 46 47 = Available shortcodes = 48 [fsdpe_events_calendar] displays the calendar view, list, and card layouts. Use [fsdpe_events_calendar show-cards="false"] to hide the card view; by default, this is set to true. 49 50 The show-calendar option controls the visibility of the calendar view, while show-cards controls the visibility of the card view. The show-list option determines the visibility of the list view. You can set the number of events displayed in the card and list views using the events-per-page option, which defaults to 5. 51 52 For adding events to your calendar, [fsdpe_add_to_calendar] displays the event details on the single event page, including an image and the "Add to Calendar" button. You can also specify an event ID with [fsdpe_add_to_calendar id="1346"] to display a specific event in any location. 53 54 This action will regenerate your permalink structure and should resolve the 404 error. 37 55 38 56 == Screenshots == -
fsdpe-events/trunk/README.txt
r3165002 r3165050 14 14 == Description == 15 15 Events Plugin is an intuitive event management tool for WordPress. With multiple display options such as calendar view, boxes, and list view, it offers flexibility for showcasing upcoming events. You can easily add, edit, and manage events from the WordPress dashboard. 16 If you have any questions, you can contact us via email. [tech@56degrees.co.uk](mailto:tech@56degrees.co.uk "tech@56degrees.co.uk") 16 17 17 18 **Key Features:** … … 24 25 25 26 == Installation == 26 1. Upload the `events-plugin` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.27 1. Upload the events-plugin folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install it automatically through the WordPress Plugins interface. 27 28 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 28 29 3. Navigate to 'Events' in the admin panel to start creating events. 30 4. To display the calendar on your page, you can either add it via the Gutenberg block or by using the shortcode [fsdpe_events_calendar] if you're not using Gutenberg. 31 5. The "Add to Calendar" block is automatically included on every event single page, displaying an image along with event details such as the time and description. If your site is not using Gutenberg or if you prefer, you can also add it manually using the shortcode [fsdpe_add_to_calendar id="your-event-id"]. 29 32 30 33 == Frequently Asked Questions == … … 35 38 = Can I customize the event views? = 36 39 Yes, you can customize the calendar, boxes, and list views by adjusting the plugin settings or adding custom CSS. 40 41 = When I visit the single page of an event, I get 404 error = 42 To resolve the 404 error when accessing a single event page, please follow these steps to refresh your permalinks: 43 1.Navigate to your WordPress dashboard. 44 2.Go to Settings > Permalinks. 45 3.Without making any changes, click the Save Changes button. 46 47 = Available shortcodes = 48 [fsdpe_events_calendar] displays the calendar view, list, and card layouts. Use [fsdpe_events_calendar show-cards="false"] to hide the card view; by default, this is set to true. 49 50 The show-calendar option controls the visibility of the calendar view, while show-cards controls the visibility of the card view. The show-list option determines the visibility of the list view. You can set the number of events displayed in the card and list views using the events-per-page option, which defaults to 5. 51 52 For adding events to your calendar, [fsdpe_add_to_calendar] displays the event details on the single event page, including an image and the "Add to Calendar" button. You can also specify an event ID with [fsdpe_add_to_calendar id="1346"] to display a specific event in any location. 53 54 This action will regenerate your permalink structure and should resolve the 404 error. 37 55 38 56 == Screenshots ==
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