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columnlabels

…to use 1- or 2-letter abbreviations. (The full day names and abbreviations are in the plugin’s translation files for all supported languages.) Applies to month and week views only. month…  Read More →

compact

Set compact=”true” to activate a more compact display of whichever view you are currently using. The exact layout changes will vary by view; not all views are affected. It is…  Read More →

extendmultiday

This parameter addresses two different, but similar, issues with the display of events that extend across multiple days. All table-based views (except Full view in ICS Calendar Pro) treat “overnight”…  Read More →

format

By default list view will display dates in the U.S. standard day-month-date format (e.g. “Thursday March 14”). Other views use the format in your general WordPress settings under Settings →…  Read More →

nomobile

The standard treatment for month and week views on mobile is to stack the display in a list style, because the grid does not work well scaled to the small…  Read More →

nomonthheaders

Use nomonthheaders=”true” on list or month view to prevent month headers from displaying on the page. Reduces overall layout size by removing the month headers. Does not apply to views…  Read More →

pastdays

By default, list and month views do not include past dates (before the first of the current month, in month view) unless startdate is used to set an arbitrary start…  Read More →

toggle

…in table-based calendar views. In list view, the descriptions are displayed directly on the page below the event title. The toggle option lets you change this behavior. Setting toggle=”true” will…  Read More →

reverse

…displayed. The reverse option applies only to list view. It has no effect on other views, due to a logical incompatibility with other layouts. Multiple events within a single day…  Read More →

htmltagmonth

This parameter is intended for SEO-focused developers who wish to control which HTML tags are used for the month headings. (Note: In year-based Pro views, this heading is used for…  Read More →