whitetext
Include whitetext=”true” in your shortcode to force all text within the calendar to be white. Useful on pages with dark backgrounds. White Text whitetext=”true” 21… Read More →
Include whitetext=”true” in your shortcode to force all text within the calendar to be white. Useful on pages with dark backgrounds. White Text whitetext=”true” 21… Read More →
…ICS Calendar site updates this week, it became apparent to me that the site was sluggish. I knew the problem was the server it was on, and I had been… Read More →
If your calendar feed includes the RESOURCES property (typically used to assign rooms or equipment to an event), use this option to display that information in the event description hover/lightbox…. Read More →
…This parameter was introduced in ICS Calendar v.10.9.1. Pagination Position basic list paginationposition=”below” above 1 Shows pagination links above the event list below Shows pagination links below the event list… Read More →
Note: This feature was introduced in ICS Calendar Pro version 4.10.0. Use Local (Client) Timezone true Displays events in the user’s local timezone false 1 Displays events in the site’s… Read More →
…added. This feature was added in ICS Calendar version 11.2.1. Event Local Time eventlocaltime=”true” true Shows times in the local timezones associated with each individual event false 1 Shows times… Read More →
Hide any events marked as “cancelled” that are included in the ICS feed. This feature was added in ICS Calendar version 11.1.0. Cancelled Events hidecancelledevents=”true” true Hides events marked CANCELLED… Read More →
Hide any events marked as “tentative” that are included in the ICS feed. This feature was added in ICS Calendar version 11.1.0. Tentative Events hidecancelledevents=”true” true Hides events marked TENTATIVE… Read More →
By default, feed labels are displayed only in the color code legend above the calendar. By adding this parameter to your shortcode, each individual event’s details hover box will also… Read More →
Use this option to skip ICS Calendar’s default “make clickable” functionality on event descriptions that already contain HTML. (The assumption being that the links will already be clickable.) Addresses issues… Read More →