Sometimes you just have to admit defeat… at least temporarily
ICS Calendar version 10.6 introduced a new feature that changed how and when the plugin’s JavaScript and CSS files get loaded, deferring loading to the…
ICS Calendar version 10.6 introduced a new feature that changed how and when the plugin’s JavaScript and CSS files get loaded, deferring loading to the…
Today ICS Calendar version 10.7.1 and ICS Calendar Pro version 4.4.3 are available. I strongly encourage users to upgrade both. (If you are running Pro…
When ICS Calendar Pro version 4.0 rolled out at the end of December, it introduced the new Full view, based on the FullCalendar library. It…
Today I received an email with an interesting question about ICS Calendar and caching. The sender wanted to know about when ICS Calendar retrieves the…
Wrapping up our big late December-early January development push, ICS Calendar version 10.6 and ICS Calendar Pro version 4.3 are now available! These versions include…
ICS Calendar has grown and changed significantly since its inception nearly 6 years ago. The number of sites using it continues to grow, and the…
This is a new feature that was spurred by a user request. This user liked what List view offers, but wanted to incorporate Masonry for…
Deprecation is a funny word. Outside of the context of programming, it is generally only heard as part of the phrase “self-deprecating.” To be modest…
This is certainly a “low priority” task, but sometimes my brain gets burned out on the high priority stuff, and I want to just have…
Thank you for checking out ICS Calendar Pro version 4.0! In addition to some “under the hood” changes that are setting up some future updates…
ICS Calendar has been working well for most of its users, but one frequent problem I’ve encountered is caching. If users have a caching plugin…
Being based in the United States, I tend to have a somewhat skewed perspective on where people are using ICS Calendar. I do know that…