Eventful for Elementor – Events Showcase for The Events Calendar
| 开发者 |
ThemeAtelier
faysal61 shshakib2001 tamimaziz |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年10月5日 19:19 |
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| 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:
Eventful for Elementor is an Elementor addon for The Events Calendar plugin. It gives you five Elementor widgets — Grid, Carousel, Slider, Minimal List and Timeline — so you can showcase your events in fully customizable layouts without writing a single line of code.
Design your event sections visually inside the Elementor editor, see changes in real time, and deliver a polished event display on every device.
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安装:
Method 1 — From the WordPress Plugin Directory (Recommended)
- In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins > Add New.
- Search for Eventful for Elementor.
- Click Install Now, then Activate.
- Download the plugin ZIP file.
- In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
- Choose the ZIP file and click Install Now, then Activate.
- Unzip the downloaded file.
- Upload the
eventful-for-elementorfolder to/wp-content/plugins/. - In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins and click Activate.
- Make sure The Events Calendar plugin is installed and active.
- Make sure Elementor (free) is installed and active.
- Open any page or post in the Elementor editor.
- Search for "Eventful" in the widget panel — you will find the Eventful Grid, Eventful Carousel, Eventful Slider, Eventful Minimal List and Eventful Timeline widgets.
- Drag a widget into your layout and configure it using the left-hand panel.
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常见问题:
Does this plugin require The Events Calendar?
Yes. Eventful for Elementor works exclusively with The Events Calendar plugin. The free version of The Events Calendar is all you need.
Does this plugin require Elementor Pro?
No. The free version of Elementor is sufficient. Elementor Pro is not required.
How many widgets does the plugin include?
Five widgets: Eventful Grid, Eventful Carousel, Eventful Slider, Eventful Minimal List and Eventful Timeline. Each can be enabled or disabled individually under Eventful For Elementor → Widgets in your WordPress admin menu. The Pro version adds Masonry, List, Table and Accordion.
Can I display only upcoming events or only past events?
The free version shows upcoming events. You can also show only events marked as featured. Past Events and All (Upcoming + Past) are available in Pro.
How do the AJAX live filters work?
Enable the live filter on a category or tag filter, or turn on the keyword search, inside the widget settings. A styled filter bar appears above your events. When a visitor clicks a filter button or types in the search box, the events reload instantly via AJAX — no page refresh. Dropdown, Radio and Checkbox filter styles are available in Pro.
Can I filter events by category or tag?
Yes. Go to Filter Events > Advanced Filtering, enable it, and add one or more filter rows. For each row, choose Categories or Tags, pick the terms, set the operator (IN, AND, NOT IN), and optionally show it in the AJAX live filter bar.
Can I show a different number of slides per device in the Carousel?
Yes. In the Carousel section, open the Column popover and set separate slide counts for large desktop, desktop, tablet, mobile landscape, and mobile breakpoints.
What pagination options are available?
The free version includes the AJAX Load More button. Ajax Number Pagination, Infinite Scroll and standard (non-Ajax) pagination are available in Pro.
Does the plugin support RTL languages?
Yes. A dedicated RTL stylesheet loads automatically when your WordPress site uses a right-to-left language.
Can I display event venue, organizer, price, and date/time?
Yes. In the Display Options section, enable Event Meta Fields and select from: Taxonomy, Venue (address, city, state, country, postal code, phone, and map link), Organizer, Price, and Event Time. Each has its own icon picker and date-format options.
How does the Timeline widget work?
The Eventful Timeline places events on alternating sides of a centre line that fills as the visitor scrolls. You can show a month and year label between event groups, and set the colour and thickness of the line, the dot and the date badge in the Timeline section.
Can I override the ready-made designs from my theme?
Yes. Every template, including the ready-made designs, is a template file that can be overridden from your theme, like every other template in the plugin.
Can I hide events that have no featured image?
Yes. In the Filter Events section, toggle on Hide Events Without Featured Images.
Can I hide free events with no ticket price?
Yes. In the Filter Events section, toggle on Hide Free Events.
Is there a Pro version?
Yes. Eventful for Elementor Pro adds the Masonry, List, Table and Accordion widgets, past events, more filter styles, pagination types, carousel modes, timeline styles and image effects.
Where can I get support?
Post your question in the WordPress Support Forum for this plugin.
Can I suggest a new feature?
Absolutely. Use the Support Forum or email themeatelierbd@gmail.com.
更新日志:
2.0.0 - 19 September 2026
- Added: Eventful Slider — one event per slide, with the image running the full width of the slide.
- Added: Eventful Minimal List — a compact row with the image beside the details, and three ready-made designs.
- Added: Eventful Timeline — events alternating either side of a centre line that fills as the page scrolls, with an optional month and year label between groups, and colour and thickness controls for the line, the dot and the date badge.
- Added: The three new widgets can each be switched off under Eventful For Elementor → Widgets, alongside Grid and Carousel. The layouts that belong to the Pro version are now listed there too, marked PRO.
- Added: Masonry, List, Table and Accordion now appear in the Elementor widget panel with a padlock, in the Eventful category, the same way Elementor shows its own Pro widgets. They cannot be dropped onto a page; clicking one explains what the layout is and links to Eventful Pro for Elementor. They disappear once the Pro plugin is active and the real widgets take their place.
- Added: The new ready-made designs are template files, so they can be overridden from a theme like every other template in the plugin.
- Changed: Options that belong to the Pro version can no longer be picked by mistake. Number pagination, the Dropdown, Radio and Checkbox filter types, Lazy Load, Right Image, and the per-field show/hide switches on the ready-made designs are now marked "(Pro)" and locked, the same way the rest of the Pro options in this plugin already were. Nothing that was working stops working: the settings you have saved are still honoured.
- Changed: A saved "Right Image" orientation is normalised to "Left Image" when a widget renders, since Right Image is a Pro option. The Grid and Carousel widgets never used that setting, so nothing about how they look changes.
- Fixed: Block markup such as
<!-- wp:tribe/event-links -->could appear in the event content on the page. These are HTML comments, which a browser hides — but shortening the content to a word or character limit could cut one in half, and the part left behind was no longer a comment, so it showed as text and swallowed whatever followed it. Block markup is now removed before the content is shortened, in both the Content Fields and the ready-made designs.
- Fixed: Activating the plugin from WP-CLI, from a bulk "Activate" action, or on a network could be cut short. The plugin redirected to its welcome screen on every activation and ended the request there, which aborted the caller mid-run and made automated tools report the activation as failed. The welcome redirect now only runs for a normal single activation from the Plugins screen.
- Fixed: Several JavaScript errors on the plugin's settings screen. A variable holding the remembered tab was read before it was ever declared, throwing on every load without a URL hash; the sticky submit bar measured an element that is not part of the page; and the colour picker and media library were called without checking they had loaded.
- Fixed: The promotional banner was shown twice. Two sale campaigns had overlapping date ranges, and one banner was rendered per active campaign — producing duplicate banners that shared a single HTML id, so the close button could only ever dismiss the first. Only the current campaign is shown now, and dismissing it also closes any older campaign still running, so a duplicate cannot come back on the next page load.
- Fixed: The help screen's video playlist threw an error on screens where the player is not present.
- Fixed: The help screen's stylesheet and script loaded on every admin page instead of only the plugin's own, leaking its styles into unrelated screens. The script also did not declare its jQuery dependency. The review request and offer banner styles, which do belong on every admin screen, moved into their own small stylesheet so those notices stay styled.
- Fixed: Replaced Elementor APIs deprecated since Elementor 3.1/3.5 (
_register_controls(),register_widget_type()and theelementor/widgets/widgets_registeredhook), which emitted deprecation notices and would stop working in a future Elementor release. - Fixed: The widgets and AJAX handlers called The Events Calendar's functions without checking the plugin was active, which was a fatal error rather than a clean notice.
- Fixed: The AJAX handlers skipped their nonce check entirely when no nonce was sent, instead of rejecting the request.
- Fixed: The plugin's admin class read the active-plugins option without confirming it was an array, and built its help page twice, registering every one of its hooks a second time.
- Changed: Tested up to WordPress 7.1. Minimum supported PHP raised to 7.4 and minimum WordPress to 6.0, matching what the code already required.
- Fixed: The widgets loaded their bundled Swiper, bxSlider, Font Awesome and stylesheets under generic names shared with the Eventful core plugin. With both active, WordPress served whichever plugin registered a name first, so the carousel could receive a different Swiper version than the one it was built for and fail to start with a "not defined" error in the browser console. Every bundled library and stylesheet now loads under a name unique to this plugin.
- Fixed: Carousel pagination dots were all the same solid colour, so the current slide could not be told apart from the rest. Inactive dots now use a lighter colour, matching the shortcode carousel. The widget's Pagination → Color setting still overrides it.
- Fixed: Events with no featured image no longer fall back to a placeholder graphic. The placeholder had a different shape to real event thumbnails, so a single event without an image made every card in a carousel as tall as the placeholder and left a large empty area beneath the visible events. Cards without an image now size to their own content. Sites that prefer the old behaviour can restore it with the
eventful_for_elementor_show_no_thumb_placeholderfilter.
- Fixed: Adding an Eventful Carousel to a page broke other Swiper-based carousels on the same page, such as the Elementor Image Carousel — the container kept its space but no slides were shown. The plugin bundles its own copy of Swiper, which was overwriting the
Swiperglobal that Elementor and other plugins rely on. The bundled copy is now exposed under its own name and no longer touches the shared global, so each carousel runs against the Swiper version it was written for. - Fixed: The Eventful Carousel itself rendered as an empty area with working arrows and dots but no visible events when Elementor Pro was active. The carousel element carried the class name used by newer Swiper releases, which made an Elementor Pro rule intended for its own un-initialised carousels apply permanently and clip every slide out of view. The class is no longer output.
- Fixed: Slides could flash clipped on page load before the carousel finished initialising, on sites where another plugin styles un-initialised Swiper markup.
- Added: Pre-made Templates — a new "Template Styles" section on the Grid and Carousel widgets lets you switch from the Custom layout to one of three ready-made designs (Template One / Two / Three), with a preview of the selected design shown in the editor.
- Added: Template Styles controls for the pre-made designs: theme colour scheme (featured / non-featured), alignment, date strip background and gradient, and per-field show/hide with title and content length limits, content display type, price position and read more label.
- Added: The pre-made designs are template files, so they can be overridden from a theme like every other template in the plugin.
- Changed: Content Fields now live in their own section, shown only for the Custom template so the pre-made designs are not mixed with controls they do not use.
- Changed: Title, Content, Read More and Image style controls now also target the pre-made markup, so the Style tab applies in both template modes.
- Changed: Items now use their natural, content-driven height by default; equal heights are applied only when the "Same Height" option is enabled.
- Changed: Template One shows a single date badge in the top-left corner of the thumbnail.
- Changed: Template Two date strip adapts to the event — a multi-day event shows the full span ("13 December, 2026 - 15 December, 2026"), a single-day event leads with its time range ("10:00 - 12:00 13 December, 2026").
- Changed: Template Three date badge is a rounded badge overlapping the bottom of the thumbnail, with the event time and venue alongside it.
- Fixed: Style conflict with the Eventful shortcode plugin when both are active. This plugin's stylesheet is now fully scoped to its own section wrapper, and the two class names it shared with Eventful were renamed — the events wrapper
eventfulis nowefpe-eventsand the itemeventful__itemis nowefpe-item. The sharedta-containerclass was also dropped from the widget wrapper. No change is required in the Eventful plugin. - Note: If you target
.eventfulor.eventful__itemin custom CSS, update those two selectors to.efpe-eventsand.efpe-item. All other class names are unchanged, includingeventful__item--title,eventful__item--metaandeventful__item__content. - Changed: The Style tab is hidden while a widget is set to Pre-made Templates. Its controls target the Custom template's markup, so they have no effect on the ready-made designs. The tab returns as soon as Custom is selected again; no setting is changed or reset either way.
- Improved: Pro-only options inside Select2 controls (Replace With, Social Share) now match the Zoom Effect / Image Mode behaviour — shown disabled with reduced opacity, and selection is vetoed before it is committed.
- Fixed: Controls in the widget panel ignored the first click after switching tabs, and changing one dropdown updated several unrelated dropdowns at once. The Pro lock was writing to control values and firing change events, which made Elementor re-render the section mid-click; it is now purely visual and never touches a value.
- Improved: Every Pro-only option is now locked consistently across the plugin — Content Orientation (Overlay), Type of Event (Past / All), Pagination Type (Ajax Number, Infinite Scroll, No Ajax) and the carousel Transition Effect (Fade, Coverflow, Cube, Flip) join Zoom Effect, Image Mode, Replace With, Social Share and Same Height. All are greyed out from the first paint and cannot be clicked, selected or focused.
- Fixed: Pro options in dropdowns could become selectable depending on when Elementor rendered the panel. Locking no longer depends on render timing — it is re-applied on load, whenever the panel renders new controls, and on the interaction that precedes any dropdown opening.
- Fixed: "Type of Event" defaulted to the Pro "All (Upcoming + Past)" value, and mobile pagination fell back to the Pro "Infinite Scroll" type. Both now default to their free equivalents.
- Fixed: The free "Tags" choice in Advanced Filtering was incorrectly greyed out as a Pro option.
- Fixed: The Pro-only "List" widget toggle on the plugin settings page could still be switched on with the keyboard; it is now fully disabled.
- Removed: Editor controls and option sources for the Pro-only Advanced Filtering types (Venue, Organizer, Event Type Time-Based, Timeframe, Month), which could never be selected in the free version.
- Security: All Pro-only values are now normalised server-side at every render and AJAX entry point, so a crafted request can no longer enable a Pro feature in the free version.
- Fixed: Content character limit no longer breaks HTML markup — truncation now counts only visible characters, keeps tags (e.g. images) intact, closes any open tags, and breaks on word boundaries with proper multibyte (UTF-8) support.
- Update: Some codebase for better loading.
- Fixed: Type of Event filter (Past / Upcoming) now correctly filters events — the event-type meta_query was being overwritten by subsequent hide-free/hide-thumbnail conditions instead of merged.
- Fixed: Event type filter no longer skipped when exclude options (e.g. Exclude Current Post) are set alongside the Type of Event setting.
- Fixed: All event queries migrated from WP_Query/get_posts() to tribe_get_events() for correct TEC integration.
- Fixed: Pagination bar now uses pre-calculated event count; AJAX number pagination arrows work correctly.
- Fixed: No-Ajax pagination count fix — removed :not(.no_ajax) from desktop pagination JS selector.
- Fixed: Normal state background color selector for pagination corrected (was pointing to active state).
- Added: Active state tab in Pagination Style section with color, background, and border controls.
- Added: Reset filter button now appears in filter bar when active filters are applied.
- Added: Keyword search bar now supports configurable placeholder text.
- Added: Utility methods for fetching event categories, tags, venues, organizers, timeframes, months, and event type options.
- Improved: Filter bar template updated — keyword search renders above taxonomy filters.
- Improved: eventful_for_elementor_get_posts() now handles array results from tribe_get_events().
- Fixed: Styles and scripts now load correctly inside the Elementor editor preview.
- Fixed: Filter bar CSS selectors updated to correctly target all filter button types.
- Fixed: Added default color values for filter bar button controls.
- Security: Improved sanitization of term list data in AJAX filter requests.
- Removed: "Sort By" filter type from advanced filter options.
- Improved: Refactored asset registration and localization into dedicated methods.
- Added: Option to hide free events (events without price).
- Added: Option to hide events without featured images.
- Fixed: Advanced filter options.
- Tested: WordPress 6.9.4 compatibility.
- Removed: Appsero integration.
- Fixed: Codebase refactored for improved stability and maintainability.
- Fixed: Added direct file access protection to all PHP files.
- Updated: Verified compatibility with the latest WordPress release.
- Updated: Verified compatibility with the latest PHP version.
- Security: Ensured all data is properly sanitized, validated, and escaped.
- Fixed: Minor coding issues.
- Fixed: Meta typography issue.
- Fixed: Missing composer.json file when using Composer.
- Tested: WordPress 6.9 compatibility.
- Tested: WordPress 6.8.3 compatibility.
- Updated: Improved codebase stability.
- Tested: WordPress 6.8 compatibility.
- Updated: Plugin help page content and readme.
- Improved: Reorganized all widget options for better structure and usability.
- Updated: Full plugin codebase with autoload support.
- Added: Enable/Disable widget options from the admin panel.
- Added: Getting Started tab with video instructions.
- Added: Recommended Plugins tab.
- Added: Lite vs Pro comparison tab.
- Added: Review notice.
- Added: Option to turn individual widgets on or off.
- Added: Help pages to assist with setup.
- Initial release.
- Added Elementor widgets for The Events Calendar.
- Introduced Grid and Carousel layouts.
- Added AJAX filtering and customizable design settings.
- Ensured compatibility with WordPress 6.7 and PHP 7.0 or later.