WP FullCalendar wordpress plugin resources analysis
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| Name | WP FullCalendar |
| Version | 0.8.4 |
| Author | Marcus Sykes |
| Rating | 94 |
| Last updated | 2013-08-28 10:53:00 |
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WP FullCalendar plugin added 121 kB of resources to the Home page and 121 kB of resources to the sample Post page.
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Great! WP FullCalendar plugin ads no tables to your Wordpress blog database.FullCalendar is a free open source jQuery plugin by Adam Arshaw which generates a stunning calendar populated with your events, posts or any other custom post type.
This plugin combines the power of FullCalendar and WordPress to present your posts in a calendar format, which can be filtered by custom taxonomies such as categories and tags.
Features
- AJAX powered
- Month/Week/Day views
- Style your calendar with dozens of themes or create your own with the jQuery ThemeRoller
- Filter by taxonomy, such as category, tag etc.
- Supports custom post types and custom taxonomies
- Popout post summaries and thumbnails when you hover over your calendar items using jQuery qTips
- Integrates seamlessly with Events Manager
- Various hooks and filters for added flexibility for developers
Credits
- Big thank you to Michael Lynn who generously gave us this plugin namespace after deciding not to go through with his implementation. One less confusing name on the plugin repo!
- This plugin was originally created for the Events Manager plugin Pro add-on, which has been moved over here so it can be used by the community for other post types.
Roadmap
Here's a rough roadmap of where we're heading, and will be ammended as time permits
- Add formats for custom post types (currently only possible with Events Manager)
- Colors for other custom post types (currently only possible with Events Manager)
- Multiple post types on one calendar
- More FullCalendar options integrated into the settings page
