
Event Lists Ext
Event Lists Ext is an add-on for the EventON calendar plugin, made by Ashan Jay. It expands the basic event list so you can show upcoming events, past events or a custom date range, grouped by month or as one continuous list.
- Version
- 1.0.4
- Released
- Oct 21, 2024
- Developer
- EventON
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $4.79 a year on its own
What’s new in Event Lists Ext 1.0.4
- FixedSeparate month listing all future events into one month
What it does
A standard EventON list works well for a single month, but many sites need more control over which events appear and how they are grouped. This add-on lets you build lists that span any month or range of months, show only events that have already happened, or display a set number of upcoming events. You can also set start and end dates for a list, which suits seasonal programs or a run of events tied to a campaign.
The add-on works inside the core EventON plugin, so your existing events feed straight into these new lists. You decide whether the list is split into monthly sections or runs as one unbroken timeline, and you can override the cut-off time that decides when an event moves from upcoming to past. Lists are styled with a block-based calendar generator, and compatible EventON add-ons can add extra filtering by categories, dates or custom fields.
Best for
- Sites already running the EventON calendar plugin
- Community groups keeping an archive of past events
- Venues and organizers listing upcoming programs by month
Features
Show a specific number of events that span any month or range of months, so your list is not limited to a single calendar month.
Create lists that display only events that have already taken place, useful for an event history page or a recap archive.
Show a set number of upcoming events so visitors can quickly see what is coming next on your schedule.
Override the default cut-off time and choose exactly when an event switches from the upcoming list to the past list.
Build lists with fixed start and end dates, a good fit for seasonal programs, special campaigns or limited-time event series.
Group events into separate monthly sections for easier reading, or show them as one continuous list regardless of month.
Style and adjust your event lists through a block system so the lists match the look of the rest of your site.
Pair the lists with compatible EventON add-ons to let visitors sort and filter by categories, dates or other custom fields.
Event Lists Ext older versions
- 1.0.3Sep 26, 20241 new, 2 fixes
- 1.0.2Mar 1, 20241 fix
- 1.0.1Sep 5, 20231 fix
- 1.0Jun 5, 2023
- 0.22Apr 18, 2023
Members and buyers of this product can download older versions.
Questions about Event Lists Ext
Do I need EventON for this add-on to work?
Yes. This is an extension for the core EventON calendar plugin and works with the events you create there. It adds new list options on top of EventON rather than working as a standalone calendar.
Can I show only past events on a page?
Yes. You can create a list that displays only past events, which works well for an event history or recap page. You can also set a custom cut-off time to control when an event counts as past.
Can I limit a list to a specific season or date range?
Yes. You can build a list with your own start and end dates, so only events inside that window appear. This is handy for seasonal programs, festivals or a series tied to a campaign.
Will visitors be able to filter events by category?
Filtering by categories, dates or custom fields is available when you pair the lists with compatible EventON add-ons. The lists themselves handle the date ranges, past and upcoming views, and monthly or continuous layouts.
Is Event Lists Ext free?
The code of Event Lists Ext is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.
Which version of Event Lists Ext is this?
Version 1.0.4, released Oct 21, 2024.
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