This document lists anticipated breaking changes you may want to prepare for or react to in any given My Calendar release. My Calendar 3.7.0 Expected release: January 13th, 2026 In version 3.7, the main calendar navigation is being changed from using links to using buttons when AJAX navigation is enabled. This is because the AJAX […]
Category: Help
Help – Custom Files
Custom Files is located under My Calendar > Help > Custom Files. The Custom Files screen provides guidance on where to place custom style sheets, icons, and PHP templates. There are multiple locations that will be checked, and they’re listed here in the order they’ll be checked. If you want to use custom styles, use […]
Help – Get Support
Get Support is located under My Calendar > Help > Get Support. Here is an example of what the screen can look like. The information shared is based on your actual installation, and will share key information like version numbers for plugins, themes, and PHP. This is extremely helpful for debugging issues. For My Calendar […]
Help – Privacy
Privacy is located under My Calendar > Help > Privacy. The Privacy page helps you understand what impact My Calendar will have on the privacy of your site users, and help you know how you might need to edit your site’s Privacy Policy or Cookie Statement. My Calendar generally does not collect any data, but […]
Migrating to My Calendar
The free version of My Calendar supports migration from two other calendar plugins: Kieran O’Shea’s “Calendar” and The Events Calendar. If you have either of these plugins installed and active, you’ll see an additional settings page under the My Calendar admin menu. My Calendar will inform you how many events you have installed for your […]
Quick Start Guide – Getting Started
You can also get to this Quick Start Guide in the WordPress back end by going to Help -> Getting Started. It is meant to quickly give you the basics on how to use the My Calendar plugin. After activating My Calendar, a new default “My Calendar” page will automatically be created. The Calendar Page […]