Divi Product Highlight: Divi Events Calendar

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Divi Events Calendar combines the power of The Events Calendar plugin and the Divi Builder, allowing you to display and style events on your website with the full functionality and customizability that comes with Divi’s visual builder. This product adds new modules to the Divi Builder. You can add event pages, calendars, carousels, feeds, filters, and tickets to your layouts and completely customize the design of each module.

If you’re tired of feeling limited by The Events Calendar plugin’s customization options, or if you’re looking for a great way to manage and display event information on your website with the full design flexibility of Divi, the Divi Events Calendar may be just the solution. In this post, we’ll take a look at the Divi Events Calendar to help you decide if it’s the right product for you.

Let’s get started!

Installing Divi Events Calendar

Divi Events Calendar works with the free WordPress events plugin, The Events Calendar. First, make sure the plugin is installed and activated on your website.

Divi Events Calendar Install Events Calendar

To install the Divi Events Calendar, navigate to the Plugin page and Click Add New. Click Choose File, select the .ZIP plugin file from your computer, then click Install Now. Once the plugin is installed, click activate.

Install Divi Events Calendar

Divi Events Calendar

The plugin adds seven new modules to the Divi builder that work together with The Events Calendar to display event information on your website. Let’s take a look at each of the modules.

Divi Events Calendar New Modules

Events Calendar

The events calendar module displays a calendar of all of your events. Here is what the calendar module looks like before any additional customization. The tabs at the top right allow you to switch between different calendar views. The event details appear in a card on hover, and the event page opens on click.

Divi Events Calendar Calendar Layout

Content Settings

Now, let’s take a look at the module settings.

Content

In the content tab, you can select the type of events to display, the number of events per day, choose to limit loading past or future events past a certain number of months, and limit the navigation range.

Divi Events Calendar Content

You can also choose to show or hide canceled or postponed events, virtual events, hybrid events, or recurring events, giving you a lot of control over what is displayed.

Divi Events Calendar Calendar Content 2

Views

Under the views tab, you can set the default calendar view, set the list view range, choose to show or hide thumbnails in the calendar, and select which views are available.

Divi Events Calendar Calendar Views

Additionally, you can set the order same day events are displayed, set the time format, show or hide the event time for different event types, disable certain days of the week, and set the day the week starts.

Divi Events Calendar Calendar Views 2

Details

The details tab is where you can control what event details are displayed. Here is a list of the details you can show or hide: tooltip, image, title, date, time, end time, time zone, venue, location, street address, comma after address, locality, comma after locality, state, comma after state, postal code, comma after postal code, country, comma after country, organizer, price, category, website, and excerpt. Additionally, you can set the date and time format and choose to show the postal code before the locality.

Divi Events Calendar Calendar Details

Links

The links tab gives you some control over how items in the calendar are linked. You can enable or disable the single event page links, or you can choose to replace them with a custom link or redirect to a website. You can also enable or disable category links, organizer links, and venue links, and you can choose whether any of these links open in the same window or open in a new tab.

Divi Events Calendar Calendar Links

Design Settings

In the design tab, you can modify the look of just about every aspect of the event calendar module. There are design settings to modify the heading text, days of the week, calendar days, events, thumbnails in calendar days, navigation buttons, view buttons, tooltip, details image, details labels text, details title text, details text, details excerpt text, and of course, many of the default Divi design settings such as sizing, spacing, border, box shadow, filters, transform, and animation. The extensive design options available with this module make it easy to customize the calendar to match the design of your website.

Divi Events Calendar Design Settings

Events Carousel

The Events Carousel module adds a carousel with event information to the page. This is a great way to display multiple events on a page in a condensed format. Here is what the module looks like without any design customization.

Divi Events Calendar Carousel

Now, let’s take a look at the module settings.

Content Settings

First, let’s explore the content tab.

Content

In the content settings, you can enable or disable dynamic event content. If enabled, this feature allows you to place the module in a Divi Theme Builder layout and dynamically display event categories for the current category or page. You can also modify the number of events and the categories shown, customize the date and time format and excerpt length, set the events offset number, and choose to only show past events.

Divi Events Calendar Carousel Content

Elements

The elements tab is where you can select the elements shown in the carousel. You can enable or disable the following: featured image, title, date, time, time zone, venue, location, organizer, price, category, website, excerpt, more info button, prepositions and dividers, and event details.

Divi Events Calendar Carousel Elements

Carousel Options

You can show or hide navigation arrows and dots in the carousel options tab. You can also enable or disable mouse drag and touch drag.

Divi Events Calendar Carousel Options

More Info Button and No Results Message

The more info button and no results message settings allow you to control the text that is shown.

Divi Events Calendar Carousel More Info

Design Settings

In the design tab, you can change the design of the layout, events, image, carousel, title text, details text, excerpt text, and more info button, as well as the typical sizing, spacing, border, box shadow, filters, transform, and animation options.

Divi Events Calendar Carousel Layout

Events Feed

This module adds a feed of events to the page. Here is how it looks without any design customization.

Divi Events Calendar

In the module settings, you can customize the event feed content and design. Let’s take a look.

Content Settings

First, let’s look at the settings in the content tab.

Content

Here, you can set the type of events shown in the feed. You can choose from all events, dynamic events, related events, featured events, or a custom events selection.

Divi Events Calendar Feed Content

Here, you can set the events status (future, past, or both), the cutoff point for ongoing events, the events order, and the events count. You can specify the status of events (upcoming, previous, or both), the cutoff point for ongoing events, the order of events, and the number of events to display. You can hide canceled and postponed, virtual, hybrid, or recurring events in the feed, limit the number of recurring events shown, and set an events offset number.

Divi Events Calendar Feed Content 2

Elements

In the elements options, you can show or hide the featured image and title.

Divi Events Calendar Feed Elements

Layout

In the layout settings, you can change between the grid layout, list layout, or cover layout. With the grid layout, you can select between 1-4 columns.

Divi Events Calendar Feed Layout

Here’s the list layout. You can change the list type, choose from 1 or 2 columns, and enable or disable showing the events by month with headings.

Divi Events Calendar Feed List Layout

This is the cover layout. It uses the event’s featured image as the background and features the event information above. You can choose from 1-4 columns.

Divi Events Calendar Feed Layout 2

Callout Box

The callout box is where the date and time information can be displayed, to the left of the image in this layout. You can choose to show or hide the callout box. You can also choose to show or hide the date, month, day of the week, year, and time. For each element you enable, you can specify the date format.

Divi Events Calendar Callout Box

Details

In the details tab, you can show or hide the following event elements: date, multi-day dates, end date, time, end time, time zone, venue, location, street address, comma after address, locality, comma after locality, state, comma after state, postal code, comma after postal code, country, comma after country, organizer, price, category, website, and excerpt.

Divi Events Calendar Feed Details

Excerpt

Here, you can show or hide the excerpt, show the description or the excerpt, and set the excerpt length.

Divi Events Calendar Feed Excerpt

More Info Button

In the more info button settings, you can change the button text and choose to show or hide the button.

Divi Events Calendar Feed More Info Button

Pagination

Here, you can enable or disable pagination and set the pagination type.

Divi Events Calendar Feed Pagination

No Results Message

The no results message tab is where you can set the text that appears when no results can be shown.

Divi Events Calendar Feed No Results

Links

The links tab is where you can choose what elements are linked and how linked items behave. You can set the event page link, make the entire event clickable, enable category, organizer, and venue links, and set the website link.

Divi Events Calendar Feed Links

Connection

Finally, in the connection tab, you can add a keyword that will connect the feed module to another module. For example, you can use this to connect the feed module to the events filter module, making it so you can filter the events shown in the feed. Note that the connection ID is only necessary if there are multiple event filter and event feed modules on the page. If there are only one of each, the filter will connect to the feed module automatically. We’ll cover the events filter module in detail below.

Divi Events Calendar Feed Connection

Design Settings

In the design tab, you have full control over the design of the events feed. You can modify the events, image, details, callout, title text, details text, details labels text, excerpt text, callout date, month, day of the week, year, and time text, no results message text, more info button, load more button pagination, paged pagination, numeric pagination, sizing, spacing, border, box shadow, filters, transform, and animation.Β Divi Events Calendar Feed Design Settings

Events Filter

Let’s take a look at the events filter module. You can use this module to filter other Divi Events Calendar modules, modifying the content shown. Currently, this module only works with the Events Feed module, but the plugin author has indicated that support for the Events Calendar module is coming. Here is the Events Filter module on the front end, with the date range filter selected, filtering the contents of the Events Feed module below.

Let’s take a closer look at the module settings.

Filter Item Settings

The filter items allow you to filter the content shown in the Events Feed module in different ways. Every filter item is added as a child item within the Events Filter module settings, and each filter item has its own settings page.

Divi Events Calendar Filters

There are 16 different filters you can add to the module: search, recurring, category, tag, organizer, venue, city, country, state/province, location, cost, year, month, day, status, time, date range, order by, and future/past.

Divi Events Calendar Filter Types

Within each item’s filter settings, you can set the filter type, label, and choose to show relevant future, past, or both event types. Depending on the type of filter you choose, additional options may be shown, such as selection method (single or multiple items), show/hide a dropdown icon, show dropdown items alphabetically, and search criteria.

Divi Events Calendar Filter Settings

Many of the filter types can be made full-width in the design settings, as seen here with the search filter.

Divi Events Calendar Filter Layout

You can also customize the filter text, sizing, spacing, border, and box shadow design options for each filter item, allowing for lots of design flexibility. In the example below, I have added a dropdown icon to the Organizer filter.

Divi Events Calendar Filter Dropdown Icon

Content Settings

Back in the content tab of the Events Filter module settings, you can set the connection to the filter module in the content tab. This is only necessary if you have more than one set of events feed and events filter modules on the same page. You can also set a background color for the filter.

Divi Events Calendar Filter Connection

Also in the content tab is the layout setting. Currently, the horizontal layout is the only layout available. However, the plugin author has said that there are plans for a vertical layout to be added.

Design Settings

In the design tab of the events filter module settings, you can modify the design for the entire filter layout. You can customize the styles of the filters, active filters, filters dropdown, filters dropdown text, collapse filters, filter search button, sizing, spacing, border, box shadow, transform, and animation.

Divi Events Calendar Design Settings

One notable option here is collapse filters. With this setting, you can display a β€œhide filters” option that allows you to show or hide the filters from view. You can also enable this option by default.

Divi Events Calendar Filter Collapse

Events Page

The events page module allows you to completely customize how the event pages look by allowing you to dynamically display event elements and build custom events page layouts with the Divi Theme Builder. You can create Theme Builder layouts using the Events Page module, giving you total design flexibility.

Events Page Layout Examples

First, I am going to create a Divi Theme Builder template for all events.

Divi Events Calendar Add Theme Builder Layout

In the theme builder template, I added an image module that is set up to dynamically show the featured image for the post, a dynamic post title module, and the events page module.

Divi Events Calendar Event Page Module Basic Layout

Here is what this basic layout looks like on the front end, without any styling.

Divi Events Calendar Default Event Page Layout

While this basic layout is great, the power in the Events Page module lies in the ability to use multiple Events Page modules together to create more interesting, unique layouts. In the details tab of the module settings, you can enable or disable any of the elements. By just enabling one or a couple of the elements in each module, you can place them throughout your design in different ways. Here’s an example of a more complex layout using several Events Page modules.

Divi Events Calendar Complex Event Page Layout

And here’s the layout outline in the Divi Theme Builder. As you can see, there are multiple event page modules in this layout that add different event details to the page.

Divi Events Calendar Event Page Layout Divi Builder Outline

Here’s a closer look at the Event Page module displaying the time and date at the top of the layout. In the details setting for this module, only the time and date modules have been enabled.

Divi Events Calendar Events Page Show Date Time

Content Settings

In the content tab of the Event Page module, you can enable the details you would like to display.

Content

Under content, you can enable the event description. In the notices options, you can enable different notices that appear based on event status or type.

Divi Events Calendar Events Page Notices

Details

Under details, you can enable or disable the following: date, time, end time, time zone, location, venue, venue phone, venue location, organizer, organizer phone, organizer email, organizer website, price, category, tags, website, prepositions and dividers, and excerpt. You can also stack event details, enable labels/icons, and stack labels/icons.

Divi Events Calendar Events Page Details

Google Maps

Under the Google Maps tab, you can enable the Google Maps link, enable the Google Map, and add your Google Maps API Key.

Divi Events Calendar Events Page Google Maps

Virtual Events

In the Virtual Events tab, you can enable links to a Zoom meeting, Webex meeting, Facebook live video, or YouTube live video. You can also change the text for the virtual event button.

Divi Events Calendar Events Page Virtual Events

Add to Calendar

The Add to Calendar settings allow you to enable the button and modify the button text shown.

Divi Events Calendar Events Page Add to Calendar

Link

In the Link tab, you can set how the website link appears and change the link target for different event items. You can also customize the Background and the Admin label in the settings below this.

Design Settings

In the design tab, you can fully customize the look of each element. You can modify the design settings for the following: past event notice, event status notice, description text, details text, details labels text, map, add to calendar button, add to calendar links, virtual event button, sizing, spacing, border, box shadow, filters, transform, and animation.

Divi Events Calendar Event Page Design Settings

Events Subscribe

The Events Subscribe module is a simple module that allows you to add a calendar subscription button to your layout. On hover, the button displays several different methods to subscribe to the events calendar, including iCal, Google Calendar, Outlook, .ics file, and more.

Divi Events Calendar Event Subscribe

This module does not come with many added options, but you can fully style the button using the custom styles option in the design tab.

Divi Events Calendar Event Subscribe Design Options

Events Ticket

The Events Ticket module works with the free Event Tickets addon from The Events Calendar plugin to display tickets and RSVP sections on your event pages. In the module content settings, you can enable event tickets, event RSVP, user confirmations, checkout, and a success message.

Divi Events Calendar Events Ticket Settings

The plugin author has indicated that this module is new and has limited features at the time, however, they hope to add design settings in the future. For now, here is how the RSVP section shows up on one of the event pages.

Divi Events Calendar RSVP Ticketse

Purchase Divi Events Calendar

Divi Events Calendar is available in the Divi Marketplace. It costs $45 for unlimited website usage and 1 year of support and updates. The price also includes a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Purchase Divi Events Calendar

Final Thoughts

Divi Events Calendar brings together the functionality of The Events Calendar plugin and the design flexibility of the Divi Builder in a plugin that makes it easy to display events on your website and style the modules to match your website design. Each module is easy to use and configure, and most of them have comprehensive design options you can use to create beautiful event page layouts. If you’re looking for a great way to display events on your site while having full control over the design using Divi, this may be a great product for you.

We would love to hear from you! Have you tried Divi Events Calendar? Let us know what you think about it in the comments!

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5 Comments

  1. I was a big fan of this plugin, but a warning to anyone considering using it… It randomly broke permalinks across my entire site. I troubleshot it for months, and it was the only plugin to ever give me issues. It might be ok for a few days or weeks, and then bam no article, project, or event links would work. Going in and re-saving permalinks in settings was the quick fix, but it would happen again at random intervals. Removing the plugin solved the issue.

    • Hi Pizan99,
      Please update your comment, as I can see there is some confusion between “The Events Calendar” and the one this post is about “Divi Events Calendar” which has nothing to do with permalinks. I am the author of Divi Events Calendar, and would appreciate this correction to your comment to avoid unfair misunderstandings.
      Admins: Please be sure to moderate comments like this for relevance!

  2. This is an absolutely brilliant plugin and there are so many ways to customise your events and the layouts. With out it, The Events Calendar is a mostly boring looking event system on Divi. I run 5 sites that use this plugin and is crucial to my clients Business.

  3. I’ve been trying to use The Events Calendar for months now. First they lost my purchase, then lost my account, so getting any support has been impossible. There are so many issues with this plugin. There’s no way to show events with no end time, so they show up with the same start and end time. There’s no way to show recurring events. There’s no way to show multiple prices, such as buy now or at the door. Most critically, after you add any event and view it all you get is a 404 Page Error and you need to update it. After one update many of the events were simply blank. After far too much frustration I went looking for another calendar plugin and found My Calendar, which appeared to solve many of these issues, but The Events Calendar has no export function to be able to import my hundreds of events and all the locations.

    Maybe the Divi Events Calendar solves all these issue but I would think if it’s based on The Events Calendar plugin I doubt it.

    • Hi Gary,
      Please note that this post is about “Divi Events Calendar” and not about “The Events Calendar” which is the core plugin that you are referring to in your comment. Your comment could cause unfair misunderstandings about my product (I am the creator Divi Events Calendar), and we both would not want that misunderstanding.

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