A powerful calendar with Month/Week/Day block and list views, "Today + Happening Soon", and a mini calendar widget. Fully customizable.
Looks like this was designed in 2001. No modern styling across the board. Several bugs with alignment and formatting. Just take a look at the forums to see all the issues. Chances are you can find something better.
It's not immediately obvious that you need to set up an account and host your calendar on their website. That's the first bummer, but not a huge deal. I was able to get my .ics feed working fine within their system.
The real deal breaker for me is the visual appearance of this calendar. It looks like it was built in 1998. I will take an embedded Google calendar in an iframe over this any day of the week!
Sorry for being harsh, but seriously. Get some design help for this!
Why on earth is a connection to your website required for this? The functionality is completely available within WordPress.
Yet another totally pointless plugin. Outbound calls slow down the site and rely on whether your server is up or not - and whether it's as fast.
No thanks.
I love this plugin! It makes my wordpress happy and by extension it makes the hardware that it runs on happy. I got an email from our hosting company last week telling me that our servers have been humming and chattering lately. We told them not to worry about it because the machines are just so excited about the new release of LoCalendar!
(Seriously, it's cool software, written by cool folks. Excellent calendaring support and fantastic end user support. Highly recommend.)
-Jinksto
lots of flexibility on my wordpress site.
this plugin is not bad ! but there is other plugins which are better!
localendar has been around for 13 years as an independent web-calendar product. Many of our members have asked us for the ability to integrate their existing calendars into their WordPress sites. Now you can.
Unlike other calendar plugins that are restricted to WordPress, localendar offers a full suite of functionality for any open web platform. Moving from WordPress to Drupal? Take your calendar with you. Creating an HTML5 mobile app? Your calendar comes along. Do you want to let visitors create their own personal calendars? localendar can give you this ability.
We've built our product around more than a decade of member feedback, and we are happy to bring these features to the WordPress community. And if you branch off into other areas of web development, we'll be there to support you.
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