Choose where to manage event details

Add to Calendar PRO extends the Add to Calendar Button WordPress plugin with event management in a web app. Place a button with the [add-to-calendar-button] shortcode or Gutenberg Block, then connect it to an app-managed event using its ID or ProKey. Event details and button styling are managed in the app; WordPress fields can also supply event data through dynamic mappings.

Set the schedule and calendar options

Visitors can add events to Google Calendar, Yahoo Calendar, Microsoft 365, Outlook, or Teams. For other calendar applications, including Apple Calendar, the button can generate iCal or ICS files.

Events can be timed or all-day, one-time or multi-date, and recurring. Time zone and daylight saving handling are supported, along with dynamic dates such as today + 3. When a calendar action encounters a problem, the button can provide guidance to users.

Connect WordPress fields and adjust the button

With Pro, core event fields can connect to WordPress meta fields, ACF fields, or shortcodes. Available fields include start and end dates, start and end times, combined start and end date-times, name, description, location, and time zone. Use the mf-, acf-, or sc- prefix for the corresponding source; wp-title connects a field to the page title. In the block, field connections can use Dynamic Date Override; in a shortcode, use the data attribute.

Choose from multiple themes and dark or light modes, then adjust labels, text, colors, and other styling options. The button supports desktop and mobile layouts, dynamic dropdown positioning, mouse, touch, and keyboard input, and more than 20 languages, including right-to-left Arabic text. It also generates Schema.org structured data for events.

Publish the event button or page

Install and activate the WordPress plugin, then add the button with its shortcode or Gutenberg Block. For Pro use, make or select an event in the web app and connect it with the event ID or ProKey. Configure the event details, styling, and any field mappings, then publish the button. Pro can also turn a button into an RSVP form, generate an event landing page, and provide a shareable event link.