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All you need to know about Simple Calendar event template tags for customization
Want more control over how events display on your WordPress calendar? Simple Calendar’s event template tags let you customize every detail with simple shortcode-like tags. Free plugin, no code needed. The post All you need to know about Simple Calendar event template tags for…
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Introducing SC Events: Create custom events on WordPress
Learn how to create events in WordPress without Google Calendar using Simple Calendar’s free SC Events feature. A lightweight event post type for any site. The post Introducing SC Events: Create custom events on WordPress appeared first on Simple Calendar .
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Top-listed WordPress calendar plugins compared by use case
We read the top 10 Google results for ‘best WordPress calendar plugin’ in September 2026. 8 of 10 recommended an event-management plugin to readers who only needed a display. But you already know it’s not enough for the specific choice you need to make. And that advice generally…
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Update: Simple Calendar now supports ICS feeds
Simple Calendar now imports ICS feeds and connects live ICS feed URL. Learn step-by-step workflows for displaying Outlook, Microsoft 365, Apple, and Yahoo calendars. The post Update: Simple Calendar now supports ICS feeds appeared first on Simple Calendar .
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Google Calendar widget for WordPress: A developer’s guide
After 13 years of building a WordPress calendar plugin, we know a Google Calendar embed looks like the easy answer. But it rarely stays that way. It’s only after you embed the Google Calendar manually and open the page on your mobile that you realize the calendar decided to live…
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Best WordPress Google calendar plugins: 6 options compared
Best WordPress Event Calendar plugins, compared Search ‘best calendar plugin for WordPress‘ and you’ll get ten posts recommending the same three plugins. Not because those three are wrong; they’re genuinely good- but because most roundups are written by ranking plugins against…