Alex over at Firetree has a great plugin called Event Calendar. All was just dandy until it stopped showing the (single post) for an event. Yes, it’s in the future and it turns out it wouldn’t show up if the visitor wasn’t logged into the site. Thanks to Norman for the hack.
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EC 3.1.0 can do both past and future events. Keeps post date (e.g. today) and event date (e.g. two weeks from now) separate so can be archived, too.
writingsalons.com Event Calendar?
Message: Hi there, I saw the Event Calendar on writingsalons.com and I love how you’ve placed a short description of the event on the actual visual calendar.
How did you manage to do that? I’ve been playing around with EventCalendar and I’m baffled.
If you get a chance, could you email me back with any info?
Cheers,
Paul
Paul: Thanks for writing. Most of the explanation is found in this post over on the WordPress forums.
I’m keeping my eye on Alex’s Event Calendar site. You can also see in his To Do List that he’s planning on a full-page calendar as well as titles in the boxes (days). I’m sure I’ll be using anything new he creates, so you can come back here, too, to see if there’s some more help.