Bearius Calendar
| 开发者 | bearius |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月29日 00:55 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Dates live in a compact, indexed table, so lists and the month view never run heavy post meta queries.
- A recurring event is one event with a repeat rule. New dates are added ahead automatically as time passes.
- Front-end files load only on pages that show the calendar: one small stylesheet and a tiny deferred script.
- Queries use the object cache when your site has one, and pages stay cacheable.
- Three views: a list grouped by day, a month grid that turns into a compact grid on phones, and minimal text tiles.
- A different default view for computers, tablets and phones, if you want one.
- Designed to look complete without images, so imports without pictures never look broken.
- Six colour presets, your own colours or colours from your theme palette.
- Light, dark or automatic mode, corner radius and a live preview in the settings.
- Always readable: every colour is checked against its background (WCAG AA) and text is corrected when needed. Theme link and button styles cannot hide calendar text.
- Category colours and status labels for cancelled, postponed and sold out events.
- A side panel with the date, venue, "Get directions", tickets from up to two sellers, price, "Add to calendar" and "Share".
- A sticky ticket bar on phones and more events at the same venue.
- Every date of a recurring event has its own address, and the page shows the chosen date.
- An optional affiliate notice next to ticket links, with a text for each language.
- Daily, weekly on chosen weekdays, monthly (also "the 3rd Thursday" or "the last Friday") and yearly.
- An end date or a number of repeats, skipped dates and extra dates.
- Repeat rules from other calendars are kept exactly, including BYSETPOS, BYMONTH, BYMONTHDAY and EXRULE.
- From The Events Calendar: events are converted in place, keeping the same ID, address, content, image, comments and SEO data, together with venues, organizers, categories, repeat rules and URL bases. Old addresses redirect. The original data is not changed, so the conversion can be undone.
- .ics calendars from a file or an address, imported once or as a subscription checked from every hour to once a week. Add as many subscriptions as you need.
- From custom fields (ACF and others): events kept as posts with custom fields (ACF, Meta Box, Pods, JetEngine or plain post meta), also regular posts of an events category, are converted in place. Choose which field holds the date, time, venue, address, price or ticket link, with examples from your newest posts and dates shown as the calendar reads them. Taxonomies become categories, cities, venues or organizers. Addresses can stay the same, and old ones redirect.
- Every import runs in the background in small batches, safe on modest hosting, with progress, pause, a summary and Undo.
- Venues, cities, organizers and categories are matched by name and aliases, so "MTP Hall" and "Hall, MTP" end up as one venue.
- Fields you edit by hand are never overwritten by later imports.
- Optional details from event pages (image, price, ticket link, organizer, status). Images are downloaded only after you confirm you have the rights to use them.
- For each import: index normally, point the canonical to the original, or set noindex.
- WP All Import: a "Bearius Calendar" section in step 3 of the import. Works with the free version of WP All Import.
- Event structured data (JSON-LD) on event pages.
- An optional fallback image for events without one, used only in structured data and link previews (Yoast SEO, Rank Math, Bearius SEO Light). It never appears on the calendar pages.
- Dates and places in the RSS feed.
- .ics download for single events and a calendar feed for calendar apps.
- Classic and block themes. Block themes get event templates you can edit in the Site Editor.
- Blocks: Events calendar, Upcoming events, Featured events, Events archive and event details (date, venue, tickets, directions, price) for your own event templates.
- Native Elementor widgets, and shortcodes for any other page builder.
- Polylang and WPML for texts in several languages.
- Template files you can copy to your theme and change.
安装:
- Go to Plugins > Add New, search for "Bearius Calendar", then install and activate it.
- A new "Bearius Calendar" menu appears. Open Bearius Calendar > Settings to choose views, colours and addresses.
- Add events by hand, or import them on the Import tab of the settings.
- The calendar is ready at /events/ (you can change the address in the settings). To show it on any page, use the "Events calendar" block, the Elementor widget or the
[bearius_calendar]shortcode.
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常见问题:
How do I show the calendar on a page?
Use the "Events calendar" block, the "Events calendar" Elementor widget or the shortcode:
[bearius_calendar view="list" count="20" category="concerts" city="poznan"]
Main attributes: view (list, month, tiles), view_tablet, view_phone, count, category, city, venue, organizer (slugs or IDs, comma separated), featured, filters, switcher and title. For a short list of the next events use [bearius_upcoming].
Can phones and computers show different views?
Yes. Choose the default views per device in Settings > General, or per block, widget and shortcode with view_tablet and view_phone. Pages stay cacheable, because each view is rendered once and the right one is shown by screen width.
How do I move from The Events Calendar?
Open Bearius Calendar > Settings > Import. The plugin shows what it found and converts events, venues, organizers and categories in the background. Events keep their IDs and addresses, old URL bases redirect, and the original data is not changed, so you can undo the conversion.
My events are posts with ACF fields. Can I move them?
Yes. Open Bearius Calendar > Settings > Import and use "From custom fields". Pick the post type (or regular posts and a category), then choose the field for the start date and any other details you have. The plugin suggests a mapping and shows examples from your posts. Events are converted in place, keep their IDs, content and SEO data, and the conversion can be undone. Your original fields stay untouched.
Can I import from Google Calendar, Outlook or another site?
Yes, from any calendar that offers an .ics address. In Google Calendar it is the "Secret address in iCal format" in the calendar settings. Add it as a subscription and new and changed events arrive on their own.
Does it work with WP All Import?
Yes, including the free version of WP All Import. In step 3 of an import, open the "Bearius Calendar" section and map dates, venue, tickets and the other fields. Venues, cities and organizers are matched by name and aliases.
My events have no images. Will the calendar look empty?
No. Every view is designed to look complete without images. You can also set a fallback image that is used only for search engines and link previews.
Does it work with dark themes?
Yes. Choose light, dark or automatic mode (follows the visitor's system setting), each with its own colours, or "Theme" mode, which makes the calendar transparent and uses the text colour of your theme.
Can I change the templates?
Copy any file from the plugin's templates folder to your-theme/bearius-calendar/ and edit the copy. In block themes you can also edit the event templates in the Site Editor.
Will it slow down my site?
Files load only on pages that show the calendar. Dates come from an indexed table, results are cached when an object cache is available, and images use sizes that already exist, so no new sizes are generated.
What happens to my data when I delete the plugin?
Your events always stay. Settings and the date index stay too, unless you switch on "Clean up when deleting the plugin" in Settings > Advanced.
Does the plugin add a link to my site?
Only if you turn it on. The "Powered by Bearius" link is off by default.
更新日志:
- New: import from custom fields (ACF, Meta Box, Pods, JetEngine and others) and regular posts, with field mapping, examples from your posts, URL bases kept, redirects and Undo (1.1.0).
- New: after a conversion the old post type and its taxonomies leave the admin menu, and bcal_is_converted() tells themes and plugins about it (1.1.1).
- New: the affiliate notice can also appear on event lists with ticket buttons (1.1.4).
- Improved: the Automatic colour mode follows the light or dark version of the site, and text outside the calendar cards uses the theme text colour (1.1.3, 1.1.6).
- Security: stricter handling of imported names, unpublished events in shortcodes, blocks and widgets, and dates saved through the REST API (1.1.2, 1.1.5).
- New: screenshots of the main screens on the plugin page.
- Fixed: category chips and the month arrows keep the calendar text colour. Since 1.1.3 they could take the theme text colour and become hard to read on a dark calendar background.
- Improved: days of the neighbouring months in the month view are faded less, so they stay readable.
- Security: skipped and extra dates of an event keep a strict date format also when they are saved through the REST API, and the event editor escapes quotes in values it builds. A user who may edit events could otherwise store a value that ran script in the editor of another user.
- New: the affiliate notice also appears on event lists (list and tiles views) that show ticket buttons - once per list, above or below it. Settings > Affiliate notice > On event lists.
- Improved: the Automatic colour mode follows the light or dark version of the site, not only the system setting. Known theme switches (data-theme, Bootstrap, Tailwind, Twenty Twenty-One, WP Dark Mode, Flavor Core) work without delay, and the real page background is checked for any other theme or a dark section on a light page.
- Improved: text outside the calendar cards (event title, description, headings, upcoming list) uses the theme text colour, so it stays readable whatever colours the cards have. Accent text there is checked against the page background.
- Improved: the colour mode is now the first setting, followed by the accent and separate light and dark colour sets that show only when the mode uses them.
- Changed: contrast correction is always on.
- Security: names from imported calendars (titles, venues, organizers, addresses) are decoded before tags are removed, so encoded HTML in a feed can no longer turn into markup.
- Security: the [bearius_event] and [bearius_event_part] shortcodes, the event blocks and the page builder widgets show only published events. Drafts, scheduled and private events appear only to users who may read them.
- Improved: after a conversion from custom fields, the old post type and its taxonomies also leave the admin menu, so no empty duplicate menu stays next to the calendar.
- New: bcal_is_converted() tells themes and plugins that their own event post type was converted and handed over to the calendar.
- New: import from custom fields (ACF, Meta Box, Pods, JetEngine and others) with field mapping, examples from your posts, URL bases kept and Undo.
- New: regular posts can be converted too, with redirects from their old addresses.
- New: ready mapping for the Flavor Core theme, converted with one click.
- New: translations into Polish, German, Spanish and French included.
- Security: addresses of imported calendars, event pages and images are checked on every redirect; local, private, link-local and reserved networks are refused.
- Security: password protected events no longer show their text in lists, structured data or calendar files.
- Improved: import summaries count each venue, organizer and category once.
- Improved: when several imports are undone, the newest goes first.
- Improved: lists show at most 200 events per page.
- First public release.