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Are you looking some intriguing calendar plugins for your WordPress based blog? Following is a collection of some of the best calendar plugins for WordPress that could suit your needs and maybe this is exactly what you need for your blog now!
Each plugin serves a unique purpose and can be customized to your specific needs so read carefully and maybe you will make your blog even more handier and powerful with simple use of plugin!
This WordPress plugin adds an online booking service to your web site. Your site visitors can check availability of resources like hotel rooms, cars, equipment etc., and make reservations for one or more days and pay online.
If you are a freelancer, this plugin would be of great use as your clients can make an appointment, booking or register for participation in events from anywhere at any time. Booking Calendar plugin is extremely easy to use and very flexible.
It features email notifications for administrator and site visitors, easy integration into posts/pages, using TinyMCE button, booking calendar widget, validation of required form fields and email field and has multi language support.
An easy to use calendar plugin for WordPress. Calender plugin enables you to manage your events and appointments and display them on your website or blog.
It has useful features like monthly view of events, mouse-over details for each event, events in the calendar can span more than one day, multiple events per day possible and events can repeat on a weekly, monthly or yearly basis. The events can be easily managed in the admin dashboard.
Calendar plugin has optional drop down boxes to quickly change month and year. User groups other than admin can be permitted to manage events.
Furthermore, events can be placed into categories. Events can be links pointing to a location of your choice. This plugin is compatible with WordPress MU.
This WordPress plugin enables you to quickly create and manage events using the post editor. It’s key features include Google Maps integration as well as default templates such as a calendar grid and event list for streamlined 1-click installation.
It sports an upcoming events widget and provides extensive template tags for customization. Includes support for venue, cost, address, start and end time, google maps link. This plugin is compatible with WordPress MU.
Events Manager is an effective event management plugin for WordPress. It supports recurring events, venues data, RSVP and maps. With Events Manager plugin, you can plan and publish your tour, or let people reserve spaces for your weekly meetings.
You can quickly add events list, calendars and description to your blog using a sidebar widget or short codes. Events Manager integrates with Google Maps and finds the location of your events, and accordingly displays a map. It also provides an RSS feed to keep your subscribers up-to-date about your events.
WordPress Event Calendar for WordPress enables you to create and manage multiple calendars with one time and recurring events.
This plugin adds a sidebar widget called ‘Google Calendar’ that can be dragged into your blog sidebar.
Multiple widgets can be used on the same page, each referring to a unique feed. Each widget can be configured with a URL of the calendar feed, a title, and the number of agenda items to be displayed.
The editorial calendar plugin enables WordPress administrators and editors to manage the dates for multiple posts at once.
You can see all of your posts in a calendar view and can arrange them via an easy drag and drop interface. This plugin would be of great use for blogs that plan posts in advance or takes contributions from multiple users. With this plugin, you can quickly drag and drop to change your post dates, edit and arrange post titles. Easily see the status of your posts.
Availability Calender plugin for WordPress displays booking availability on a year-by-year basis. It displays a full calendar year with booked dates highlighted.
Calendar Archives plugin for WordPress creates yearly calendar for your posts. You can create a new page for your calendar archive and insert the shortcode for calendar archives in the editor to load the page and view the calendar archives.
Each day of calendar will display first available photo from posts of that day in the background.
AJAX Calendar, WordPress plugin lets you display an AJAXified calendar for your blog. This plugin enhances the standard calendar functionality by – allowing the asynchronous navigation of months, without updating the page, adding a drop-down list of post titles in each month and adding full caching support to reduce server load.
The event calendar/scheduler plugin for WordPress, allows you to manage single or multiple user events through a dynamic interface. Users can add/modify/delete events on the fly and easily change events dates and time by simply dragging the event boxes.
You can set up different levels of permissions to users who will use the calendar. The scheduler can be configured to display events in Day, Week, or Month view, as well as in any custom view. The scheduler can be used as an ordinary calendar on a webpage to visualize some events/appointments, or as a calendar to display your blog posts archive.
If you know of any other useful calendar plugins for WordPress, do let us know in comments.
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Wednesday, April 4th, 2012 08:41
So, it’s been almost four years since you write this article and it is truly appreciated. Thank you.
Tuesday, March 6th, 2012 11:48
Nice collection and easy to select calender event plugin.
Thanks for this artical
Sunday, February 26th, 2012 22:34
Nice list here, we’ve tried a lot of these in our work… Events Manager is our favorite.
Cheers!
Friday, February 24th, 2012 11:56
Are comments actually open?
Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012 01:47
Couldn’t find what I wanted from this selection. I need a plugin for wordpress that I can input multiple appointments by seperate times per day. Preferable Free.
Sunday, February 19th, 2012 09:13
I am really happy to have the Booking calendar. It really suits my needs.
Saturday, February 18th, 2012 18:39
Thanks for making this post! I found it extremely resourceful as I didn’t have to search google for hours trying to find the right calendar plugin. Each one you featured provided different functionality. Extremely helpful! Thank you.
Monday, February 13th, 2012 12:15
Looking for a calender/diary management plugin that would do the following:
Have one assign registered users
Assign them to a time slot
Have email reminders
Are there any such..?
Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 16:26
Forgive me for being dumb on this point, I am still new to WordPress, but I am looking for a calendar that allows someone to request a room via a form/page that can be easily authorized and automatically entered on the calendar. It would be nice to have a “Room Reservation Request” page that would allow anyone to request a room and that request would be sent to an event administrator (not a WordPress admin, but editor level access) to approve the request. On the approval screen, the data has already been entered but allow editing by the event admin so corrections/modifications (such as room requested, etc) can be made if needed. When the event admin approves the request, the event then shows up in the calendar. All of the calendar plugins I have seen so far seem to suggest they can do this, but the ones I have tested don’t seem to have an easy way of implementing it. I must be missing something, or did not setup the calendar plugins I have tried.
Any suggestions?
Wednesday, January 18th, 2012 05:29
But no multiple person scheduling/reservations for classes with a size limit?
Friday, January 13th, 2012 15:14
I need a plugin that will show calender and when i click a date of the calender then it will show the post of the pages of the specific category.
But above plugin will helpful for my future task.
Tuesday, January 10th, 2012 20:00
thanks for doing your homework and posting links to the actual WP plugins :)
Monday, January 2nd, 2012 00:00
I love this calendar!
Saturday, December 31st, 2011 14:50
If the person want to insert the dates in free text field and will be validate from the formats that define by the system. Is it possible? From where I can find out the example where such thing is implemented?
Friday, December 30th, 2011 07:36
This is a fantastic list! I personally am a big fan of the Booking calendar and Events calendar, both of them are VERY user friendly and with a few tweaks to the PHP – you can do just about anything. Modded for a Moving company, thank you!
Thursday, December 15th, 2011 17:35
Thanks so much for this info! I couldn’t find the editorial calendar and this description was perfectly suited for what I needed. 30 seconds later and it’s up and running on my site! :)
Saturday, November 26th, 2011 15:27
Thanks for this information. I used ‘Events Calendar’ and worked like a charm. Thank you again for the info
Saturday, October 29th, 2011 06:14
I recently installed the All in One Event Calendar Plugin for WordPress because of the features. For some reason though, I can’t seem to get the event date and time to update. I’m a newbie, but I thought even I could handle that. Is there some simple thing I might be missing?
Friday, October 14th, 2011 04:47
This is extremely helpful, with a good mix of simple to complex event calendars. I have some customers who are less than very computer literate, so some of these simpler ones are just what I am looking for.
Saturday, October 8th, 2011 16:42
I’ve recently started a webcomic. After viewing some of my favorite other webcomic sites I noticed that they had a ? in every comic posted. My questions are: Do you have to Copyright a webcomic? Is it as simple as just typing in a ? into every comic or do I have to register something somewhere?.
Saturday, September 17th, 2011 01:21
useless – you must add features that describe at least a minimum of what the plugins can do or, even more interesting, can NOT do.
Sunday, July 24th, 2011 20:42
Very good list. There’s algo my Google calendar plugin which allows bloggers to embed a google calendar into a post or page by using a shortcode. It’s actually quite simple but it can be helpful, check it out here:
Monday, July 18th, 2011 15:26
I need an event Calendar for my nursing home that allows me to print out the calendar from the web page. Any suggestions on which plug in does this the best. Thank you for any help.
Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 16:01
Asking out of ignorance: do these plugins have to be contained within a “blog” or can they be accessed directly from an external link?
Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 19:19
Hi, clicking on the plugin’s name of your choice will lead you to the download page. That or the image. :)
Wednesday, August 17th, 2011 18:56
That’s not what they were asking. They were asking if it has to be on a blog page on their blog, or if it can be on a stand alone page
Sunday, September 11th, 2011 15:13
Each could be modified to get that work, but these are specifically WordPress plugins, not meant for using elsewhere.
Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 16:02
I cant seem to find the booking calendar. does someone have the link. I clicked on the image and it just takes you to the first wordpress page.
Monday, July 4th, 2011 21:24
Exactly what I needed to see. A simple all-in-one place to review WordPress Calendar plug-ins. Thanks!
Tuesday, June 28th, 2011 23:22
Great compilation of calendar plugins! Which one of these do you recommend as the easiest to use?
Saturday, June 18th, 2011 21:57
Clicking the images then there should be a Download link.
Thursday, June 16th, 2011 21:30
wheres the other 30 comments?
Thursday, July 7th, 2011 19:49
In page 1 of comments!!
Saturday, May 28th, 2011 03:05
Great article, thank you – I’ve been looking for a suitable scheduling application for WordPress, and it looks like Booking Calendar might offer the features my client needs.
Wednesday, May 18th, 2011 19:25
The events manager is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the round-up. I was amazed how hard it was to find a good unbiased review of some products out there. It’s like Google decided to show all the low quality results at the beginning this time. Thanks again!
Friday, April 29th, 2011 15:36
Thanks for a very useful post – fyi there are also appointment scheduling tools like book fresh and appointy plugins for wordpress that provide a great user interface – both a pretty pricey though. Going to try and set up something with one of the options above instead
Thanks again!
Thursday, April 7th, 2011 11:54
What’s needed for my ‘too busy’ clients is a calendar that allows emailed-in events. They want to email in their posts, and a calendar that allows import, export or mail-in would be ideal. I’ll take a closer look at the iCal calendars. Perhaps they have these features.
Thursday, March 3rd, 2011 23:07
Hi, I am looking for a plain ol simple calender that i can use on my site, all i need it to do is let me creat events myself in a way that i don’t want them as blogs or posts, just something that i can show events on the calendar that is a widget, there probably is something out there allready but i cant seem to find it.
thanks in advance for any help
Dave
Friday, February 25th, 2011 12:11
Thanks for excellent addition Anmari.
Sunday, February 13th, 2011 23:08
Booking calendar seems awesome but I’m looking for a freebie. Anyone knows of a similar service? I need to be able to manage bookings at particular times of the day (not possible with the standard version)
Wednesday, December 29th, 2010 08:35
Thanks so much for this review. The Events Calendar (#3) looks very promising. I’ve been looking quite a while for an elegant and flexible event/calendar solution for WordPress and hadn’t come across this one yet.
I’ll be setting that up and playing with it tomorrow!
Bill
Monday, December 20th, 2010 02:33
These are really nice! One of these will be perfect for the project im doing.
Thursday, November 25th, 2010 18:50
I need a calendar of future events that would display an image much like the “Calendar Archive” plug in above but for future events not past events. Anyone have an idea on where I might find that for WordPress 3.01?
Wednesday, October 20th, 2010 23:47
what about a facebook events – wordpress events plugin integration? any way would work – meaning either you publish and event and there is way to import it semi-automaticaly on facebook – or even better – you create it and manage it on facebook and it’s automatically displayed in your wordpress blog in the appropiate events page…
Friday, April 15th, 2011 15:22
I agree Bob. A Facebook events plugin for WordPress would be wonderfully useful. You could add an event and the details and it would push the content to the homepage without having to manual re-enter data (again!).
With the advent of multiple social hubs online, updating information in multiple locations is becoming a real problem and time drain. I assist published authors with PR and book marketing support online and I need a really good calendar that can list their events in a simple list format, as well as allow you to click on the event title and see more information (such as a blog post that isn’t shown anywhere else on the site). An additional feature to have the event details emailed to the site visitor at a later date would also be great. If all else fails, I guess that I can sit down at the drawing board and create / program one of my own.
Thanks for the plugin list. I found it very helpful and informative to see what’s currently out there.
Adonna from The Author Pro
Thursday, October 7th, 2010 19:13
The Events Calendar doesn’t support a shortcode, so you can’t embed it in a page. Its documentation doesn’t even tell you how to set it up. Do you have to create a category and post events there? Doesn’t say. Is there a URL that the events calendar can be seen at? Doesn’t say. Very frustrating. Perhaps you could post instructions about getting it working.
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 02:32
I am using your widget “The Events Calendar” on my web page. I want to have my week laid out from Sunday- Saturday, not Mon- Sun as it appears on my website. How do I make this change?
Thursday, October 7th, 2010 18:54
@Whitney: My guess is that it draws this from WordPress’ Settings > General panel. Look there. Right at the bottom it says “Week Starts On…”
Sunday, June 27th, 2010 02:47
This looks really good, I’ve been looking for a better WP calendar for one of my sites and I think I might have just found it right here! :)
Saturday, June 19th, 2010 05:53
Thanks for that. A previous one I was using seemed that the developers stopped working on it and does not work with wordpress 2.9. I am excited that 3.0 is finally out.
Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 21:18
Hi, nice list :)
i’ve just released a new one that could fit in there : iCal Events Manager :
it’s an adaptation of the jQuery iCal by stefano verna to fit all wordpress events need, be sure to give it a try !
http://deliverthemessage.net/tweet/ical-wordpress-plugin/
cheers
Monday, April 19th, 2010 21:31
There is missing a really good one, Easy PHP Calendar. It’s not a plugin for WP but it does bring an easy way to be integrated into WordPress. Check http://www.easyphpcalendar.com/
Wednesday, April 14th, 2010 16:45
I’ve used the Booking Calendar for two sportfishing charter sites & it’s fantastic. Easy to setup and manage. You can see it in action at http://www.triple000s.com
Great post by the way – I’ll def. be referencing it in the future.
Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011 19:49
Jen – is this the standard Booking Calendar (freebie)? Or one of the other versions. Thnx. Looks great, BTW.
Tuesday, April 13th, 2010 07:27
Awesome! I was looking for good WP calendar apps just earlier this week.
THXTHXTHX
Monday, April 12th, 2010 09:24
Excellent article. I have to try some because this can be handy…
thanks
Saturday, April 10th, 2010 16:54
I did a search for plugins when a client who gives retreats asked to have one on her homepage. (Calendars are a great feature for sites. Surprised I have not had more requests.) Calendars get complicated. They are not as straight forward as I had thought. We are using #2 Calendar: http://thepastures.net in the footer. Instructions and support could be improved. I will bookmark this post and review the next time. Many thanks.
Friday, April 9th, 2010 23:24
Nice list Srikanth.. Definitely need to bookmark this.
Friday, April 9th, 2010 22:20
Booking calendar plug-in is great. It has lots of functionality perfect for hotel website
Wednesday, May 25th, 2011 14:39
@Mike
if using ics files, then this can be used with free version from wordpress amr-ical-events-list. this multimonth version (4) will be there in a day or so – just wrapping up testing – this is test version at test/demo site.
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Nikunj
Friday, April 9th, 2010 22:20
Booking calendar plug-in is great. It has lots of functionality perfect for hotel website
dave
Thursday, March 3rd, 2011 23:07
Hi, I am looking for a plain ol simple calender that i can use on my site, all i need it to do is let me creat events myself in a way that i don’t want them as blogs or posts, just something that i can show events on the calendar that is a widget, there probably is something out there allready but i cant seem to find it.
thanks in advance for any help
Dave
1WD Editorial
Friday, February 25th, 2011 12:11
Thanks for excellent addition Anmari.
tangotango
Sunday, February 13th, 2011 23:08
Booking calendar seems awesome but I’m looking for a freebie. Anyone knows of a similar service? I need to be able to manage bookings at particular times of the day (not possible with the standard version)
Brett Widmann
Monday, December 20th, 2010 02:33
These are really nice! One of these will be perfect for the project im doing.
Bill Scheider
Wednesday, December 29th, 2010 08:35
Thanks so much for this review. The Events Calendar (#3) looks very promising. I’ve been looking quite a while for an elegant and flexible event/calendar solution for WordPress and hadn’t come across this one yet.
I’ll be setting that up and playing with it tomorrow!
Bill
arvind
Thursday, April 7th, 2011 11:54
What’s needed for my ‘too busy’ clients is a calendar that allows emailed-in events. They want to email in their posts, and a calendar that allows import, export or mail-in would be ideal. I’ll take a closer look at the iCal calendars. Perhaps they have these features.
Kevin
Thursday, June 16th, 2011 21:30
wheres the other 30 comments?
Luis Diegore
Thursday, July 7th, 2011 19:49
In page 1 of comments!!
Rean John Uehara
Saturday, June 18th, 2011 21:57
Clicking the images then there should be a Download link.
Rob BeLL
Saturday, May 28th, 2011 03:05
Great article, thank you – I’ve been looking for a suitable scheduling application for WordPress, and it looks like Booking Calendar might offer the features my client needs.
Coach
Friday, April 29th, 2011 15:36
Thanks for a very useful post – fyi there are also appointment scheduling tools like book fresh and appointy plugins for wordpress that provide a great user interface – both a pretty pricey though. Going to try and set up something with one of the options above instead
Thanks again!
Jared
Wednesday, May 18th, 2011 19:25
The events manager is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the round-up. I was amazed how hard it was to find a good unbiased review of some products out there. It’s like Google decided to show all the low quality results at the beginning this time. Thanks again!
Patrick McDonough
Thursday, November 25th, 2010 18:50
I need a calendar of future events that would display an image much like the “Calendar Archive” plug in above but for future events not past events. Anyone have an idea on where I might find that for WordPress 3.01?
Bob
Wednesday, October 20th, 2010 23:47
what about a facebook events – wordpress events plugin integration? any way would work – meaning either you publish and event and there is way to import it semi-automaticaly on facebook – or even better – you create it and manage it on facebook and it’s automatically displayed in your wordpress blog in the appropiate events page…
Adonna
Friday, April 15th, 2011 15:22
I agree Bob. A Facebook events plugin for WordPress would be wonderfully useful. You could add an event and the details and it would push the content to the homepage without having to manual re-enter data (again!).
With the advent of multiple social hubs online, updating information in multiple locations is becoming a real problem and time drain. I assist published authors with PR and book marketing support online and I need a really good calendar that can list their events in a simple list format, as well as allow you to click on the event title and see more information (such as a blog post that isn’t shown anywhere else on the site). An additional feature to have the event details emailed to the site visitor at a later date would also be great. If all else fails, I guess that I can sit down at the drawing board and create / program one of my own.
Thanks for the plugin list. I found it very helpful and informative to see what’s currently out there.
Adonna from The Author Pro
Adal Design
Tuesday, April 13th, 2010 07:27
Awesome! I was looking for good WP calendar apps just earlier this week.
THXTHXTHX
JenOhsome
Wednesday, April 14th, 2010 16:45
I’ve used the Booking Calendar for two sportfishing charter sites & it’s fantastic. Easy to setup and manage. You can see it in action at http://www.triple000s.com
Great post by the way – I’ll def. be referencing it in the future.
Monica
Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011 19:49
Jen – is this the standard Booking Calendar (freebie)? Or one of the other versions. Thnx. Looks great, BTW.
DjaVupixel
Monday, April 12th, 2010 09:24
Excellent article. I have to try some because this can be handy…
thanks
Jordan Walker
Monday, April 12th, 2010 15:13
Very helpful resource for calendars.
Lena Tailor
Friday, April 9th, 2010 23:24
Nice list Srikanth.. Definitely need to bookmark this.
Ken
Saturday, April 10th, 2010 16:54
I did a search for plugins when a client who gives retreats asked to have one on her homepage. (Calendars are a great feature for sites. Surprised I have not had more requests.) Calendars get complicated. They are not as straight forward as I had thought. We are using #2 Calendar: http://thepastures.net in the footer. Instructions and support could be improved. I will bookmark this post and review the next time. Many thanks.
EGA
Monday, April 19th, 2010 21:31
There is missing a really good one, Easy PHP Calendar. It’s not a plugin for WP but it does bring an easy way to be integrated into WordPress. Check http://www.easyphpcalendar.com/
Kevin Lanteri
Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 21:18
Hi, nice list :)
i’ve just released a new one that could fit in there : iCal Events Manager :
it’s an adaptation of the jQuery iCal by stefano verna to fit all wordpress events need, be sure to give it a try !
http://deliverthemessage.net/tweet/ical-wordpress-plugin/
cheers
Nigel Parry
Thursday, October 7th, 2010 19:13
The Events Calendar doesn’t support a shortcode, so you can’t embed it in a page. Its documentation doesn’t even tell you how to set it up. Do you have to create a category and post events there? Doesn’t say. Is there a URL that the events calendar can be seen at? Doesn’t say. Very frustrating. Perhaps you could post instructions about getting it working.
Whitney
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 02:32
I am using your widget “The Events Calendar” on my web page. I want to have my week laid out from Sunday- Saturday, not Mon- Sun as it appears on my website. How do I make this change?
Nigel Parry
Thursday, October 7th, 2010 18:54
@Whitney: My guess is that it draws this from WordPress’ Settings > General panel. Look there. Right at the bottom it says “Week Starts On…”
bpdir
Sunday, June 27th, 2010 02:47
This looks really good, I’ve been looking for a better WP calendar for one of my sites and I think I might have just found it right here! :)
dattai
Thursday, May 20th, 2010 04:04
Great !
Thanks a lot
Jerop
Saturday, June 19th, 2010 05:53
Thanks for that. A previous one I was using seemed that the developers stopped working on it and does not work with wordpress 2.9. I am excited that 3.0 is finally out.
John
Tuesday, June 28th, 2011 23:22
Great compilation of calendar plugins! Which one of these do you recommend as the easiest to use?
Chris Quinn
Monday, July 4th, 2011 21:24
Exactly what I needed to see. A simple all-in-one place to review WordPress Calendar plug-ins. Thanks!
Amy
Wednesday, January 18th, 2012 05:29
But no multiple person scheduling/reservations for classes with a size limit?
Lane
Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 16:26
Forgive me for being dumb on this point, I am still new to WordPress, but I am looking for a calendar that allows someone to request a room via a form/page that can be easily authorized and automatically entered on the calendar. It would be nice to have a “Room Reservation Request” page that would allow anyone to request a room and that request would be sent to an event administrator (not a WordPress admin, but editor level access) to approve the request. On the approval screen, the data has already been entered but allow editing by the event admin so corrections/modifications (such as room requested, etc) can be made if needed. When the event admin approves the request, the event then shows up in the calendar. All of the calendar plugins I have seen so far seem to suggest they can do this, but the ones I have tested don’t seem to have an easy way of implementing it. I must be missing something, or did not setup the calendar plugins I have tried.
Any suggestions?
ahmadshorif
Friday, January 13th, 2012 15:14
I need a plugin that will show calender and when i click a date of the calender then it will show the post of the pages of the specific category.
But above plugin will helpful for my future task.
will
Tuesday, January 10th, 2012 20:00
thanks for doing your homework and posting links to the actual WP plugins :)
Wasim
Saturday, December 31st, 2011 14:50
If the person want to insert the dates in free text field and will be validate from the formats that define by the system. Is it possible? From where I can find out the example where such thing is implemented?
Angelica
Monday, January 2nd, 2012 00:00
I love this calendar!
Sassette
Monday, February 13th, 2012 12:15
Looking for a calender/diary management plugin that would do the following:
Have one assign registered users
Assign them to a time slot
Have email reminders
Are there any such..?
Nick
Saturday, February 18th, 2012 18:39
Thanks for making this post! I found it extremely resourceful as I didn’t have to search google for hours trying to find the right calendar plugin. Each one you featured provided different functionality. Extremely helpful! Thank you.
Mikal
Tuesday, March 6th, 2012 11:48
Nice collection and easy to select calender event plugin.
Thanks for this artical
Marcie
Wednesday, April 4th, 2012 08:41
So, it’s been almost four years since you write this article and it is truly appreciated. Thank you.
Jackson
Sunday, February 26th, 2012 22:34
Nice list here, we’ve tried a lot of these in our work… Events Manager is our favorite.
Cheers!
Tony
Friday, February 24th, 2012 11:56
Are comments actually open?
Aning Smith
Sunday, February 19th, 2012 09:13
I am really happy to have the Booking calendar. It really suits my needs.
mark shirley
Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012 01:47
Couldn’t find what I wanted from this selection. I need a plugin for wordpress that I can input multiple appointments by seperate times per day. Preferable Free.
Jeremiah
Friday, December 30th, 2011 07:36
This is a fantastic list! I personally am a big fan of the Booking calendar and Events calendar, both of them are VERY user friendly and with a few tweaks to the PHP – you can do just about anything. Modded for a Moving company, thank you!
Bayarette
Thursday, December 15th, 2011 17:35
Thanks so much for this info! I couldn’t find the editorial calendar and this description was perfectly suited for what I needed. 30 seconds later and it’s up and running on my site! :)
Ken
Monday, July 18th, 2011 15:26
I need an event Calendar for my nursing home that allows me to print out the calendar from the web page. Any suggestions on which plug in does this the best. Thank you for any help.
Ruben
Sunday, July 24th, 2011 20:42
Very good list. There’s algo my Google calendar plugin which allows bloggers to embed a google calendar into a post or page by using a shortcode. It’s actually quite simple but it can be helpful, check it out here:
Alexander Rodriguez
Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 16:02
I cant seem to find the booking calendar. does someone have the link. I clicked on the image and it just takes you to the first wordpress page.
bsinj
Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 16:01
Asking out of ignorance: do these plugins have to be contained within a “blog” or can they be accessed directly from an external link?
Rean John Uehara
Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 19:19
Hi, clicking on the plugin’s name of your choice will lead you to the download page. That or the image. :)
Lisa
Wednesday, August 17th, 2011 18:56
That’s not what they were asking. They were asking if it has to be on a blog page on their blog, or if it can be on a stand alone page
Dainis Graveris
Sunday, September 11th, 2011 15:13
Each could be modified to get that work, but these are specifically WordPress plugins, not meant for using elsewhere.
Lisa
Wednesday, August 17th, 2011 18:57
I can’t tell how old this article is. :(
Kevin
Saturday, October 29th, 2011 06:14
I recently installed the All in One Event Calendar Plugin for WordPress because of the features. For some reason though, I can’t seem to get the event date and time to update. I’m a newbie, but I thought even I could handle that. Is there some simple thing I might be missing?
Okera Ras I
Saturday, November 26th, 2011 15:27
Thanks for this information. I used ‘Events Calendar’ and worked like a charm. Thank you again for the info
Sharon EJ
Friday, October 14th, 2011 04:47
This is extremely helpful, with a good mix of simple to complex event calendars. I have some customers who are less than very computer literate, so some of these simpler ones are just what I am looking for.
Farrold
Saturday, October 8th, 2011 16:42
I’ve recently started a webcomic. After viewing some of my favorite other webcomic sites I noticed that they had a ? in every comic posted. My questions are: Do you have to Copyright a webcomic? Is it as simple as just typing in a ? into every comic or do I have to register something somewhere?.
Agga Brown
Saturday, September 17th, 2011 01:21
useless – you must add features that describe at least a minimum of what the plugins can do or, even more interesting, can NOT do.
anmari
Wednesday, May 25th, 2011 14:39
@Mike
if using ics files, then this can be used with free version from wordpress amr-ical-events-list. this multimonth version (4) will be there in a day or so – just wrapping up testing – this is test version at test/demo site.