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@susanna961 You’re using the IFRAME integration. If you use the Short Code or Block integration, you can insert a calendar that doesn’t have those. Here’s an example.

https://wpdemo.mhsoftware.com/calendar-of-events/

Just delete that short-code, click on the calendar icon to open the short code generator.

Thanks for your fast answer.
But I knew that, the thing is that the short code integration has no drop down for event list. That’s why I prefered the iframe.

I’m not sure what you mean. The short code does have options for doing a dropdown by event type. There’s also an option where you can create a filter by event type.

Can you give me a little information about how you would like it to appear?

Hi George,

This is the shortcode I have in the page https://ccisp-newsletter.com/wp/calendar-events/
[cdaily_monthview approved=”1″ by_method=”calendar_id” by_id=”2″ wrap_events=”1″ enable_dropdown=”1″ enable_styles=”1″ show_add_button=”1″]
As you can see in the page there’s no dropdown.
And the window that opens with the single event, in this shortcode version, has not the “addthis” app.

The shortcode responsive version is very useful, but it’s very “empty”, with no options.

Susanna,

The dropdown doesn’t show because you only have one configured calendar and you’re viewing by calendar. Since the dropdown if populated would only have one entry, it’s not displayed.

There are some options:

1. Create additional calendars. The dropdown will appear as expected.
2. Change the calendar to view events type type. This will show the different event types. E.G. Holidays, Luncheons, etc.
3. Use the Events filter widget in conjunction with the calendar. You can figure it to show a list of event types. Visitors could then see all events by default, or use the event types widget to restrict the types of events.

If you’d like some help configuring this, please let me know.

Hi George,
Thanks for the help!