The Events Calendar Event Views
Choosing how your calendar displays on your website helps your visitors browse upcoming activities in the format they prefer. Setting up specific views allows your audience to toggle between list formats, monthly grids, or full photo displays depending on what fits your schedule best. When you customize these layouts, you make it easy for users to find what they need and improve the overall experience on your site.
This collection provides step-by-step guides to help you enable, customize, and troubleshoot your main calendar views. You will learn how to select your default display styles, adjust calendar settings, and fix common layout issues like columns overlapping or missing data. Use these resources to build a beautiful, responsive schedule layout that displays perfectly across all devices.
The Events Calendar Event Views articles
Use these guides to learn how to change calendar views, customize your layout, and fix display issues on your site.
Migrating from the Legacy Category Colors Plugin
Read more: Migrating from the Legacy Category Colors PluginWith the release of The Events Calendar 6.14.0, the Category Colors plugin is now integrated directly into the core plugin. This guide will help you migrate your existing settings from the standalone Category Colors plugin to the new built-in system. 👋 Heads up: With this upcoming migration, you’ll see significant changes to the User Experience…
Styling the Month View Calendar with CSS
Read more: Styling the Month View Calendar with CSSThe month view is an essential part of The Events Calendar and one of the most commonly used views. Here is a list of CSS class selectors that you can use to format the different days in the grid. We’ve also included a couple of example attributes for each. If you haven’t yet – please…
Troubleshooting The Events Calendar Views
Read more: Troubleshooting The Events Calendar ViewsCalendar Page Shows the Event Title If the page title has taken on the title of the first event, there are a few things you can do to fix it. Please note that the solutions below assume you have a high level of experience tinkering with WordPress code. First, try modifying the constant TRIBE_MODIFY_GLOBAL_TITLE as outlined…