Buy the My Calendar User’s Guide: only USD $19.00

My Calendar is one of the most customizable calendar plug-ins for WordPress you’re likely to find. When you’re managing events with My Calendar, you can customize almost every aspect of your calendar.

In addition to providing a huge variety of event management tools, My Calendar lets you:

  • Customize the stylesheet
  • Customize supporting jQuery-driven scripting
  • Customize the event templates for any of the main ways the content is displayed:
    • In a list
    • In a traditional full-width calendar
    • In a reduced-size sidebar calendar
    • In lists of upcoming or recent events
    • In a list of today’s events

For the novice or intermediate user, this book gives tips on how to approach editing the My Calendar stylesheets, and guides you through every aspect of how the plug-in works to support your business, from the work flow of creating events, to the design, and through the extensive customization available for displaying your event details on your WordPress web site.

For the advanced WordPress user, this user’s guide will provide helpful documentation on the tools My Calendar makes available to you so that you can more easily customize your calendar.

Read more about My Calendar or Download My Calendar now.

Buy the My Calendar User’s Guide: only USD $19.00

Version 1.10 of My Calendar continues to develop the wide variety of editing and management tools introduced in version 1.9, so you can efficiently create and edit your events. This book will walk you through how they work and how you can improve your efficiency when editing your calendar.

The My Calendar User’s Guide Table of Contents

Basics

  1. Installation
  2. Configuration
    1. Permissions
    2. Text
    3. Output settings
    4. Input settings
    5. Multisite settings
    6. Email notifications
    7. User settings
  3. Display options
    1. Shortcodes
    2. Widgets
  4. Managing Events
    1. Basic event entry
    2. Entering multiple events
    3. Recurring events
    4. Grouped events
  5. Managing Locations
  6. Managing Categories

Advanced

  1. Editing templates
  2. Editing stylesheets
  3. Editing behaviors
  4. Filters

Tips

  1. Troubleshooting
  2. Accessibility

What you get when you buy the My Calendar User’s Guide

First of all, my gratitude. One of the reasons that this guide exists is because I’d rather spend my time developing and improving My Calendar than spend it answering support questions — if this guide answers your questions, that’s fabulous! I also hope that it will serve to answer questions that you haven’t even thought of yet, by showing you the range of possibilities available using My Calendar.

But more simply, you get the PDF of the My Calendar’s User Guide (60 pages of supporting information for users and developers); and, if you provide your email, you will get free updates to the guide whenever they come available. I will send no other marketing materials to you — the only messages you will ever get from me will be to let you know that a new version of the guide is available to you. If you don’t want that notification, just send me an email through my contact form on this site and I’ll take you off the list for good, immediately.

Your privacy is important to me: I will never sell your contact information or use that information for any other purpose besides providing you with updates to the My Calendar User’s Guide.

Buy the My Calendar User’s Guide: only USD $19.00

User’s Guide last updated 1/9/2012 for My Calendar version 1.10.0

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5 Comments to “My Calendar User’s Guide”

  1. I’m afraid that My Calendar doesn’t currently offer any way to isolate calendar events by author - it’s a future development, since the information is certainly available in the database, but doesn’t exist at this time.

  2. Gregory McClendon; February 1, 2012 at 2:11 pm

    I have a simple buddy press install. I want users to be able to create events on their own, and then only display events they have created on the calendars for each of their respective pages. If this is possible, and your user guide will help, then I’m happy to fork over the $19. What I’ve been struggling with are calendars that take the creator into context for the event, then provide a mechanism to filter the calendar based on the creator field. Again if your user guide shows even the begining of a path to get there, I can prob figure out the rest. Let me know!

  3. Hi,
    Thanks a lot for your plugin, it’s awesome!
    I need to translate the end user messages from My Calendar to Spanish. Would you please tell me if it is possible? and where can I make it?
    Obviously, if you want i’ll be happy to share the traduction with you.
    Best regards.
     Pat.

  4. @John Have you checked whether your behavior scripts are up to date? And yes, the events show up as a list on mobile devices. It is not all events in the database, however; just the current month.

  5. The “X” close button on event details doesn’t work. When clicked, nothing occurs. I’ve seen this behavior consistently in Safari and IE. Also, when viewing on the iPhone or iPad, the event details for all events in the database list in the sidebar.

    Thanks