Category: Templates

There are two primary ways to customize list presets: through PHP filters or through customizations to the PHP templates for lists. List presets can be manipulated using the mc_preset_template filter. This filter directly modified the HTML and template tags used to output the content of the list item. The CSS for the list presets uses […]

Templates is located under My Calendar > Design > Templates. Template Editor Core Templates The core templates will display event details and appear in five places: gridThe main grid calendar. The content that appears in the popup window. listThe list view calendar. miniThe mini view calendar. details (single event)The single event view, or details page. […]

Introduced in My Calendar version 3.6.0, list views come with a set of pre-defined templates you can use. There are four templates, but you can also customize or add new templates, if needed. At My Calendar > Design> Templates, you can configure the default on a site-wide basis, and preview the templates with your next […]

Version 3.5 of My Calendar introduced support for PHP-based templates. When enabled, these templates replace the entirety of the previous templating system. My Calendar’s default templates are found at /my-calendar/mc-templates/. To use PHP templates in your site, copy the desired file into your theme, using the same file directory path. For example, the template at […]

My Calendar’s PHP templates are context sensitive, allowing you to display the event content differently in different contexts. There are five primary content templates: The default content templates for these views respect the settings used at My Calendar > Settings > Display > Event Display Fields. If you have disabled fields using those settings, they […]

My Calendar’s PHP templates are context sensitive, allowing you to display the title differently in different contexts. There are five different templates targeting title display: All default {type}-title.php templates render the template tags in the related settings field if they have been modified using mc_draw_template(). Any event template tag is available for use in the […]

By default, the single event view uses the single.php template from your WordPress theme, or whatever nearest template is appropriate based on the template hierarchy. You can customize the template by using a single-mc-events.php template file in your theme or child theme directory. Copy whatever template file is closest to what you want for your […]

All template tags support two attributes: before=”value” and after=”value”. The values of the attributes will be placed before and after the output value. These attribute values must be wrapped in double quotes. Date/Time template tags support the “format” attribute: format=”M, Y”, where the value is a PHP formatted date string. Only dtstart and dtend include […]