Ross Hanney

The following CSS should sort it out:

.gce-qtip {
	z-index: 10000 !important;
}

Could you post the feed URL you’re using?

Actually, increasing the cell padding may be a better solution:

.gce-widget-grid .gce-calendar td {
	padding: 5px 0;
}

Hello,

Try changing the height of the cells that make up the table, rather than the whole table, like this:

.gce-widget-grid .gce-calendar td {
	height: 20px;
}

Something is preventing the plugin’s main JavaScript file from loading. I’m not sure what, exactly. It could be your theme or another plugin. Are you able to try temporarily switching to one of the default themes / disabling other plugins to try to determine where the conflict lies?

I assume the calendar at the top of the list in your screenshot is the primary calendar for the account, and the others (including the third) are additional calendars you have added?

If so, it looks like

https://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/[email protected]/public/full

is the feed URL for the primary calendar, not the third one in the list.

The reason I say this is because the primary calendar feed URL usually contains the email address for the Google account, whereas additional calendar feed URLs usually contain a random set of characters followed by @group.calendar.google.com, like this:

https://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/[email protected]/public/full

So, I think you’re using the feed URL for the primary calendar (which is not public), rather than the feed URL for the third calendar in the list.

Hello,

Could you provide a link to your site, so I can take a look?

Yes.

Are you sure that public sharing is enabled for the correct calendar? Looking at your second screenshot, the first calendar in your list doesn’t appear to be shared. Is this the calendar you’re trying to use in the plugin?

I’m sorry, but I’m confused! Are you sure you’re using a Google Apps account, and not just a normal Google account? The page I linked is where you would log in to an Apps account (by clicking Sign In at the top right).

Hello,

No, I’m afraid not. The plugin only supports list and monthly grid views.

The plugin can retrieve the 5 nearest upcoming events quite easily. You’d use the following settings:

• Retrieve events from: 00:00 today (or maybe “Now”, depending on your requirements.
• Retrieve events until: The end of time.
• Maximum number of events to retrieve: 5 (or how many you require).

The plugin can retrieve past events, but not specifically the 5 (or whatever) most recent past events.

So, are you not able to go to google.com/a, and log in to the “Admin Console”?

Do you mean the five most recent past events, or the five nearest upcoming events?

Hello Matthias,

The plugin runs the description through WordPress’ KSES filters, which only allow a fairly small subset of HTML elements/attributes through.

You can add to the list of allowed elements/attributes via a small plugin, like this one (which adds microdata stuff, but it’s the same idea).

If you navigate all the way back to June 2011, you’ll see that events are showing up.

As you have the “Maximum number of events to retrieve” option set to 25, and the “Retrieve events from” option set to “The beginning of time”, the plugin is retrieving 25 events starting with the very first event in your calendar, which only gets as far as June 2011.

You’ll either need to increase the “Maximum number of events to retrieve” option to a much larger number (so it retrieves enough events to get to today and beyond), or change the “Retrieve events from” option to something like “00:00 today” or “Start of current month” instead. Or perhaps a combination of both.