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  • Plugin Support angelo_nwl

    (@angelo_nwl)

    you can use shortcodes like [events_list] or [event post_id=X]; for more info, please see this docs – https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/shortcodes/

    Angelo,

    Looking through the shortcodes doc, it doesn’t speak to using category in combination with shortcodes.
    ex. [events_list scope="category_1"] where category would be the slug for Category 1

    I have 12 categories that I want to be able to show in a widget on individual pages as well as be able to group them by category on the event page.
    ex. [events_list_grouped mode="category"]#_EVENTLINK - #_EVENTDATES at #_EVENTTIMES<br />[/events_list_grouped]

    I thought about using post_id=X while reading the doc, but i’m unsure if that would work as I’m looking to call the Event entry, not a post of the event – or does that amount to the same thing.

    Thanks for any help / direction you might offer.

    John

    Plugin Support angelo_nwl

    (@angelo_nwl)

    hi,

    I think the shortcodes above are wrong; you can try something like this

    [events_list scope=”future” limit=5 category=”X”]
    or
    [events_list_grouped mode=”monthly” scope=”future” limit=5 category=”X”]

    where X is the events category id located at Events > Event Categories > click on Screen Options (top right corner) > ticked ‘ID’

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