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An add-on for The Events Calendar that displays events through shortcodes and Gutenberg blocks, with multiple layouts, filtering, and AJAX pagination.
| Version | 4.5.1 |
|---|---|
| Last Updated | September 4, 2026 |
| Type | WordPress Plugin |
| License | GPL v2 or later |
| Live Demo | View demo → |
100% GPL · Original files · Unlimited sites
- Original, unmodified files — delivered exactly as distributed by the developer
- GPL licensed — use it on unlimited websites, personal or client
- Free updates — new versions appear here as soon as they are released
- Verified downloads — every file is integrity-checked (SHA-256) before release
Distributed under the GNU General Public License. Not affiliated with the original developer; official support, license keys and developer-hosted services (such as one-click updates) are available only from the developer.
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Description
Events Shortcodes & Block Pro is an add-on for The Events Calendar that lets you place event displays anywhere on your WordPress site using shortcodes and Gutenberg blocks. It offers several layout styles and filtering options so visitors can browse events more easily. The plugin also includes AJAX pagination and schema markup.
Key Features
- Multiple Layout Options – You can present events as a list, grid, carousel, slider, masonry, accordion, or timeline to fit your site's design.
- Advanced Event Filtering – Visitors can narrow events by category, organizer, venue, or date range to find relevant listings.
- AJAX Pagination – More events load without a full page refresh, keeping browsing smooth.
- Schema Markup – Built-in schema markup is added to event displays to help search engines understand them.
- Elementor and WPML Compatibility – The plugin works with Elementor and WPML for integration with your existing setup.
Who Is It For
This add-on is intended for event organizers, businesses, and community sites that host events regularly and want visitors to discover them through flexible, filterable displays on a WordPress site.
