I'd like to be able to create a set of recurrence rules, with both regular occurrences and exclusions - and then save them as a custom named ruleset that I can apply to another event.

We have many events that run on a regular basis outside of school term-times. We can manually exclude the dates that fall within school holidays, but it would be a massive timesaver to only have to do this once and save it as for example "school holidays 2018" so that we can apply this custom set of rules to any other event. This has broader usefulness e.g. public holidays, especially where these might not be the same year on year.

In quite a few european countries, the usual (and also "correct" in terms of what postal services expect on an envelope) way to write addresses is like this:

Venue Name
Street 23
12345 City
Country

While the notation of street and number ("123, Park Avenue" vs. "Hauptstraße 17") isn’t an issue (since it’s only one field in the database), addresses like "Berlin, 12345 Deutschland" (instead of the correct "12345 Berlin, Deutschland" are quite disturbing.

I am aware that src/views/modules/address.php could be customized by the user, but I would strongly suggest to add an option to reorder zip and city. This could either be done with a menu option in admin, or, probably preferably, automatically based on the country. If you think, this is too much overhead, I suggest implementing a filter instead, that can be used by custom theme oder plugin functions.

I used the WP customizer to style the default event page, but those settings don’t carry over when using shortcodes on other website pages. Without being able to set the style (primarily the bg colors for tables, title colors, cal info text etc) for the various calendar instances when using shortcodes, I'm unable to use them at all since they don't match the branding of my client site (currently using Avada theme) and are thus difficult to read by default. The purpose of me using a premium plug-in like this is to avoid having to customize theme files and stylesheets, so I would very much appreciate the ability to style my calendars when having to use a shortcode.

This is an idea to improve the “related events” feature on Event Calendar.

As of today, this feature basically only relies on categories and tags to suggest related events, which is very basic to say the least. There are free WP Plugin out there like “Yet Another Related Posts Plugin” that are based on a customizable algorithm to suggest related posts based on more than simple categories and tags.

For instance, I could imagine that in addition to categories and tags, related events could be based on geography (ex: other events in Colorado / other events within 80 miles from this one / other events organized by same organizer or venue) and time (events happening also on April 20th 2019) since this data is already available in each event. Categories and tags are optional to input in each event, and can be skipped when creating such event, while location and time are compulsory data that cannot be skipped. Therefore, they make for perfect references when looking for similar events.

I think this is the kind of feature that could make the people’s life easier. I’m not event suggesting here to use AI to “read” each event and connect them to one another based on keywords. I’m just suggesting to use simple data that is easily identifiable.

I truly think Event Calendar could benefit from such a feature.

Greetings,
I am writing this to give you a suggestion to develop an Android and iOS app for your Event Plugin. I am a freelancer an often use this plugin for my clients as I love it. Unfortunately, Many Clients do not want to login to their dashboard to add an event. They often say if there is any way to add events from mobile phone or if they can add an event on Google Calendar, it should be added on Website Events page too on auto. So I face such feedback. Today I thought to give you a suggestion to have a smartphone app integrated with your plugin. May be you can nave it as a premium feature, but it will help alot of people who do not like to look at dashboards of there website. Thank You

Featured Image for Calendar Share

If you want to share your calendar on Social Media (like LinkedIn or Facebook) those sites will automatically pick up an image to display whether you like it or not.

At the moment there is no way to control that image in the Calendar settings. By default Facebook or Linkedin will just pick up the first available image from your website which in most cases, will have nothing to do with your Events Calendar.

All Tribe need to do is add the option in settings to upload an image you want to display when you are promoting your calendar on Social Media.

I would love to see a shortcode that scrobbles all event categories used (with filter parameters built in, of course) in much the same way that Wordpress can scrobble all post categories by default in a sidebar widget. Also, some kind of automated Javascript that gives you the option (maybe in the settings or back-end) to specify which pages you'd like to display the event category widget on (i.e. all event-related pages, everything under /event and /events) would be awesome.

I could definitely see the utility of this feature in other applications besides just a sidebar event categories widget, but that is my use case.