Joe Dolson

Thank you! Glad it’s helping you out!

What are you using as a template for the time? There are template options that handle that for you; if you’re doing something like {time} – {endtime}, that’s going to be trickier, though. I’d recommend using something like timerange

Adding a pipe character before the title can be done in the title template at My Calendar > Settings > Display “Event title (grid)”, if that’s something you want.

The colored border will be a bit trickier. The default styles don’t apply category colors to borders, although all the classes and style variables are available so you could author custom CSS for that, e.g.

.mc-main .calendar .mc_general .event-title. { border-left: 4px solid var(--category-mc_general); }

I may in the future add additional options for how to use category colors, but for the time being doing something with them other than the available options requires you to write your own CSS.

The red ‘Delete’ link in the event row does not immediately delete the event; it asks for confirmation. At the top of the screen, there should be an alert that asks you to confirm deleting the event.

There isn’t an option available for adding that directly, although it can be done using a filter. The date format can be adjusted on a view-specific case by using the filter mc_date_format

E.g.

add_filter( 'mc_date_format', 'customize_list_date', 10, 3 );
function customize_list_date( $date_format, $view, $time ) {
    if ( 'list' === $view ) {
        $date_format = 'l, F j, Y'; 
    }
    return $date_format;
} 

If you’re fine with it appearing more broadly, it can be added to the Primary Date Format field at My Calendar > Settings > Text > “Primary Date Format”.

The above code will *only* show that format in the list view, however.

I’m shipping some updates to the RTL handling in the next release, although I’m sure it won’t cover everything.

There are two separate features: an export, which produces all the events in a given view and a subscription, which gives you the most recently created events – all events created within the last 90 days. That link is intended for users to subscribe, and automatically get new events you add.

There isn’t a feature that does both, though I have plans for collapsing these two features into a single link that serves both purposes.

No idea! The media inserter is a core WordPress feature, so it could have been caused by interference from some other plugin? But I’m glad you’ve got it working now!