EventON Full Version gives WordPress event calendars more ways to present schedules and manage event details. Visitors can switch between calendar views and narrow listings with search and filters, while site managers can configure events, organizers and display options.

How can users browse the schedule?

Grid, weekly and yearly views show events at various scales. The multi-view switcher lets visitors move between available formats, from a broad yearly schedule to a more focused weekly or grid view.

EventCard Designer includes seven layouts for event cards, and EventTop Designer lets you tailor the top section of an event. Link from Anywhere can direct visitors to single event pages from different locations across a site.

How can visitors find an event?

Advanced search can use event taxonomies, subtitles and postmeta values. Enhanced filters include event filter reset and active-filter functions, helping visitors narrow listings and adjust their selections.

What can event managers configure?

Enable the edit event icon to update details from the event top. An event can have multiple organizers, and automated functions can move past events to the trash or mark them as completed. You can also add virtual content after an event and apply custom styles to Google Maps.

Multi Data Types lets content types be reused across events and updated together. Language corresponding event lets you assign languages to events and make calendars that display events in specific languages.

Which functions use premium addons?

EventON Full Version provides access to premium addons such as Tickets, RSVP and Seats. These addons provide ticketing, attendee RSVP and seat selection options. Zoom OAuth integration works with connecting Zoom for virtual event management.

How do you set up a calendar?

Install and activate EventON Full Version, then configure the calendar views, search, filters and organizer details. Create or edit events and select the layouts and addons suited to the schedule. EventON can be used for community calendars, workshops, webinars, meetups, recurring classes, church services, school activities, nonprofits, clubs and small businesses.