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Events aren’t shown on “normal” category pages.

You need to build your own category based index for events.

If you just wish to overwrite the time format for certain view, do the following:

{events_calendar; timeFormat->week="hh:mm", timeFormat->day="hh:mm"}

See als available calendar modes here.

If you’re using the shortcode {events_printlist}, you could filter the categories by using the tag categories.

You have to use the category ids.

{event_printlist; categories="1,8,9"}

Problem solved?

Sieht so aus als w?re das erledigt…?

{events_calendar; timeFormat="hh:mm"}

Hi, not supported and not planned eigter

See the full calendar documentation about button text.

The startdate of the calendar is not set by the plugin itselves, but by the jquery based fullcalendar. You can set any options of the fullcalendar by append it to the shortcode.

To make the calendar start on 2013-04-01 you should do something like that:

{events_calendar; weekMode="variable"; year=2014; month=3; date=1}

Notice that the month start by 0 (=january)

{events_calendar; buttonText->today="Another Text"}

What do you want excactly. Have a close look at the documentation, which describes various ways of php integration in your theme.

Hallo Tim

I do not understand your question?

Ich verstehe Deine Frage nicht wirklich…?

Greeting from switzerland
Grüsse aus der Schweiz

Hi Sabrina

Thanks for your input. I’ll check that!

Cheers!

it’s done in the new version. please avoid double posts in the support forum.

thx.

done in new version!

try activating and deactivating the plugin.