Spiffy Plugins

I’m not sure where you are copying from, but there should be no commas or periods in the shortcode.

Each day of a multi-day event is considered a separate event and is listed individually on the calendar and in the upcoming lists. This is historical behaviour that has been around for many years. So when you configured the widget to 4, it includes the upcoming 4 days in the list.

You can blank out the boxes for the weekend with the following CSS rules:

.spiffy td.weekend-heading, .spiffy td.weekend {
    font-size: 0;
}

The calendar should be able to print with a standard browser print command of the page. There is no print button to isolate the calendar at this time, but it is something I could add in a future release if it would be useful.

Currently the calendar supports front end submit only. You can set a user level for backend access to the events. Adding a front end access to a user’s individual events is something I could add in a future release as it would be useful. Since this is a bonus feature, please use our contact form for further discussion since the WordPress forums are reserved for the free version only.

Your page link is broken. Could you provide a link or tell me the theme you are using?

Just to follow up, the blank pages were due to some custom nginx rules that didn’t handle some situations.

I cannot run tests on a premium theme.

Blank pages imply either Javascript errors or 500 errors. Did you check for those?

Could you install version 3.6.2 and send me a login to your site at support @ spiffyplugins.ca? That is the fastest way to find the problem, likely a conflict of some sort with your theme or plugins.

Bev

You can override it in the CSS by adding !important to the rule.

Hope this helps,

Bev

Glad to see you sorted this out.

Version 3.6.0 is now available and will color the titles in the minicalendar popup according to category.

Thanks for pointing out this bug. Version 3.6.0 is now available and should fix this problem.

Sorry for the delay – I did not receive the usual notification of this message. I will investigate this morning.

1. The category list under the calendar is a legend, not a filter. If you would like to remove it you can add some CSS to hide it:

table.spiffy.cat-key {
    display: none;
}

2. I do not color code the day number in the mini-calendar since there may be events from different categories on the same day. I could add an option to color-code the mini-calendar popup text for each event listed on the day in the next release.

Looks like you are querying for events from The Events Calendar, not from my Spiffy Calendar plugin.

How are you currently getting the event list? If you are doing a DB query, you could add the condition that event_begin is in the future. Another option is to use the “upcoming_events” function which produces an HTML UL list of the upcoming events, then apply some string manipulation to convert it to a SELECT list.