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Calendarize it! is a flexible and feature-rich calendar solution for WordPress. The plugin offers multiple different views like Month View, Week View, Day View, Event List View, Event Grid View, Event Map View, and Event Year View. As well as multiple different widgets like the Upcoming Events Widget, Accordion Upcoming Events Widget, and the FLAT UI Calendar Widget. You can easily customize the navigation of the Month View, Week View, Day View, Event List View, Event Grid View, Event Map View, and Year View.

Calendarize it! 4.8.x is optimized for the new Block Editor (Gutenberg) a part of WordPress since the release of WordPress 5.x. However, you can still use Calendarize it! with the Classic Editor.

Calendarize it! also supports WPBakery Page Builder (formerly Visual Composer). We offer 39 elements which make it easy for you to build your templates. If you do not have WPBakery Page Builder you can use Calendarize it! with any other popular page and layout builder by using our shortcode and the vast number of attributes.

We recommend you to visit our demo site Calendarize.it and check out the many features.

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Please notice that you download both free and premium paid add-ons from within the wp-admin on the website where you have installed Calendarize it!

With the CSS Editor, you can choose between more than 800 Google Fonts. You can easily change the styles and colors of all elements in the Calendar. We have ten pre-built color schemes that can help you get started.

Please notice that you download both free and premium paid add-ons from within the wp-admin on the website where you have installed Calendarize it!

For more details on each of the of our free add-ons please visit our demo website Calendarize.it and look in the add-ons menu.

For more details on each of the of our premium paid add-ons please visit our demo website Calendarize.it and look in the add-ons menu.

If you have any questions about Calendarize it!, please do not hesitate to ask us in the comment section for the item on Codecanyon. And if you already have Calendarize it! and run into an issue reach out to us via [email protected] or our Help Center, and we will be happy to assist you.

Changelog

Version 4.9.6.97059 – April 28, 2020

Compatibility Fix: Added an option to encode brackets in the Calendar Ajax URL. Some specific postings are not allowing brackets in the URL returning a 404 causing the Calendar to render without events
Update: Added German .po and .mo file (Translation)
New Feature: Added support for eventAttendanceMode (schema.org/Google Structured Data Testing Tool)
New Feature: Added support for eventStatus (schema.org/Google Structured Data Testing Tool)
Bug Fixed<: Broken translation of Option Panel controls

Version 4.9.5.96517 – March 4, 2020

Bug Fixed: When adding new events the dialog tabs were not localized properly

Version: 4.9.4.96380 – February 14, 2020

Compatibility Fix: Added a troubleshooting option to fix issue caused by an unknown third party which is modifying the behavior of date_i18n making the single event page show an incorrect date when using the event_rdate argument (recurring events)
Update: New updated .pot file for translatio

Version 4.9.3.96044 – February 14, 2020

Bug Fixed: On some sites using WPML the Calendar does not load events in the different translated languages
Bug Fixed: rhc_content crashes in the wp-admin, replaced do_shortcode with the_content filter.

Version 4.9.2.94702 – November 13, 2019

Compatibility Fix: Calendarize it! Gutenberg block compatibility with WordPress 5.3.

Version 4.9.1.94477 – October 29, 2019

Bug Fixed: Events with very long duration will appear duplicated in Event Grid View
Bug Fixed: When WordPress timezone is UTC, Event Details Page update property has the incorrect UTC date.
Bug Fixed: Javascript error when date_options is empty
Bug Fixed: Administrator and Editor default roles should be able to see private events in Calendar
Compatibility Fix: Third Party plugins are breaking the jQuery.data function, preventing options from being loaded
Improvement: CSS styling of pre-loader
Improvement: Add rhc_content (use argument post_id) to load the event content. It actually loads any post type content (requested by customer)

Version 4.9.0.92833 – July 25, 2019

Bug Fixed: Javascript error when scripts are loaded in the footer
Bug Fixed: Rest API PHP error started showing after updating to WordPress 5.2 when inserting the Calendarize it! Block in Gutenberg.
Bug Fixed: Events with a long duration will appear duplicated in Event Grid View (add-on).
Bug Fixed: When WordPress timezone is UTC, event details page update property has the incorrect UTC date.
Bug Fixed: Javascript error when date_options is empty
Update: CSS update for x icon when excluding recurring and arbitrary repeat event dates
Update: Allow Events to be added in a menu (show custom post type in Appearance > Menus)

Version 4.8.9.90369 – May 11, 2019

Bug Fixed: The compatibility fix we added for TranslatePress caused a Javascript error when loading scripts in the footer

Version 4.8.8.90350 – May 10, 2019

New Feature: Added feature in Options > Troubleshooting to include Event Featured Image in the ical feed.
* Bug Fixed: One some hosting providers the ical ics has stopped working
Bug Fixed: In the debug page we have added information verifying the year 2038 problem (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem)
Bug Fixed: After linking custom post types to Calendarize it! the custom post types are not showing in the Calendarize it! Block (Gutenberg)
Bug Fixed: In certain conditions, a calendar template is specified and cannot be modified anywhere. Added a Calendar (Taxonomy) template setting under Options > Template Settings, so that a page can be set as template for the default Calendar Taxonomy.
Update: Updated the RightHere API to https
Update: Remove notice about downloading Contextual Help for Calendarize it!
Update: Added the Help tab to Calendarize it! Options
Compatibility Fix: Print Options as a Javascript variable rather than an HTML property so that TranslatePress (translation plugin) can read the Options.

Version 4.8.7.90158 – April 29, 2019

Bug Fixed: PHP warning in the Calendarize it! Options Panel (save_option not defined)

Version 4.8.6.89965 – April 23, 2019

Bug Fixed: We introduced a new feature for Arbitrary Repeat events back on December 12, 2018, which supported setting both the Start Time and End Time. This feature was suddenly broken in all views.

Version 4.8.5.89887 – April 22, 2019

Bug Fixed: In Event List View, the Options to load the Dynamic Event Details Box stopped working and only the default Event Details Box is loaded.

Version 4.8.4.88927 – March 29, 2019

Bug Fixed: DSTAMP is not set when post date is not set (related to issue with ical feed when adding it to Google Calendar)
Bug Fixed: Importing ical feed URL to Google Calendar is not working properly when folding the rdate field when it is large enough to produce line folding (second line starts with an empty space and this breaks the feed in Google Calendar)
Bug Fixed: Event Image is not showing up in the Google Structured Data testing tool even though it is set on the event in Calendarize it!

Version 4.8.3.88484 – March 18, 2019

Bug Fixed: When using Quick Edit and updating settings empty values for the Event Date/Time was being stored resulting in the event disappearing from the Calendar
Bug Fixed: When creating an event on a day with daylight savings, and when the computer is set to a timezone with daylight changes the event is pushed one day forward

Version 4.8.2.86991 – January 21, 2019

Compatibility Fix: Add events dialog was not showing in Internet Explorer 11 (ES5 converted to older version)
Bug Fixed: PHP warning in Gutenberg

Version 4.8.1.86692 – December 18, 2018

Compatibility Fix: When using WPBakery Page Builder, feature disable Gutenberg, and WordPress SEO (Yoast) together with Calendarize it! the dialog for adding Event Date and Time is not showing.
Bug Fix: The new feature allowing for individual date/time settings for Arbitrary Repeat events break the rdate events with old format on some website causing Arbitrary Repeat events not to show (unless manually updating the missing end date for the Arbitrary Event)
New Feature: Added support for disabling the Block Editor (Gutenberg) in the Troubleshooting tab. This is useful for troubleshooting when a third-party plugin is breaking Calendarize it!

Version 4.8.0.86623 – December 12, 2018

Compatibility Fix: Venue, Organizer and Calendar taxonomy and custom taxonomy meta boxes are not showing in WordPress 5.0 when using the new Block Editor (Gutenberg)
Compatibility Fix: Event Images are not saved in WordPress 5.0 when using the new Block Editor (Gutenberg)
Compatibility Fix: Event Metadata is not saved properly in WordPress 5.0 when using the new Block Editor (Gutenberg)
New Feature: When creating Arbitrary Repeat events we now support setting both the Start Time and End Time, and you can change the date by click, drag, and drop or by dragging the right border of the event you can expand the duration in days (RDATE).
New Feature: Added Calendarize it! Block for Gutenberg. Includes support for all attributes in Calendarize it!
New Feature: Added Upcoming Events and Accordion Upcoming Events Block for Gutenberg.

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