This is where you’d put the event description. This is an example of a multi-day event. Great for conferences, music festivals, and other multi-day events. This example is an event that's available in-person as well as online.
A hybrid event is one that is both virtual and in-person, so you might have attendees that are physically sitting in the audience, and others who are watching it live online. Hybrid events are a feature of our Virtual Events add-on, which supports both Zoom and YouTube Live. This event is an example using YouTube...
A hybrid event is one that is both virtual and in-person, so you might have attendees that are physically sitting in the audience, and others who are watching it live online. Hybrid events are a feature of our Virtual Events add-on, which supports both Zoom and YouTube Live. This event is an example using Zoom, which...
This is where the description goes for events. You can add additional media, conference schedules, and more here.
This is a virtual event. And this is where you write your description for your event. You can easily embed livestreams and pre-recorded videos from Facebook, YouTube, and more. Event organizer If you have Event Calendar Pro, viewers of your calendar can click on the organizer's name below and view all events from that organizer.
Recurring events is a feature that lets you create an event once, then repeat it as many times as you need for as long as you want in any sort of pattern you like. For example, let's say you have an event that happens weekly every Monday. You fire up a new event in WordPress,...
This is where you’d put the event description. This is an example of an event using Event Tickets Plus and the Virtual Events add-on where tickets are sold, and guests cannot see the livestream info until they’ve purchased a ticket. Once they’ve purchased a ticket, an email with the livestream link will be automatically sent...
Featured events are available only on Events Calendar Pro. This is the description area for the event. You can add images, shortcodes, and all sorts of other things here. For this example, we're assuming you are selling tickets at a third party site (Eventbrite or similar). This is the Organizer area If you have Event...
This is where you'd put the event description. This is an example of an event using Event Tickets Plus and the Virtual Events add-on where tickets are sold, and guests cannot see the livestream info until they've purchased a ticket. Once they've purchased a ticket, an email with the livestream link will be automatically sent...
This is where you’d put the event description. This is an example of an event using Event Tickets Plus and the Virtual Events add-on where tickets are sold, and guests cannot see the livestream info until they’ve purchased a ticket. Once they’ve purchased a ticket, an email with the livestream link will be automatically sent...