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3task Event Calendar: Recurring Events & iCal
Event calendar with dates straight from your posts, recurring events, iCal subscription and event schema. No Google, CDN or tracking, GDPR friendly.
3task Event Calendar ranks #58,761 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #1,146 of 2,134 in the Calendar & Events category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 27, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.8.5
Current Version v1.8.5
Updated 5 days ago
Last Update on 27 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.8.5
- Last Updated
- Oct 27, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.2+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1
- PHP Version
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about 3task Event Calendar: Recurring Events & iCal
Use the shortcode [threecal] or add the 3task Calendar block from the Gutenberg editor.
Yes! Each shortcode or block is an independent calendar. You can filter by category.
Yes. The calendar toolbar and every event list carry a search field (hide it with show_search="false"). The search looks at title, description, location name and city, part of a word is enough, and upper or lower case does not matter, umlauts included. Results appear as a list grouped by day, together with the category filter if one is chosen. Enter searches, Escape clears the field, and screen readers get the number of results announced. Nothing is stored and no external service is involved. In the month view a click on a day number or on "+N more" shows the events of that day under the grid; "All events" closes the list again.
The calendar automatically adapts to your theme. You can also add custom CSS for further customization.
Yes. 3task Calendar is developed in Germany with privacy in mind and makes no external requests: no web fonts, no CDN, no tracking, no account. Visitor data stays on your site.
No. The calendar, the iCal files and the subscription feed are generated by your own site. The "Plan route" link only opens OpenStreetMap when a visitor clicks it.
Yes. Under 3task Calendar > Posts, switch on the date for posts, pages or a custom post type and give the field a name, for example "Release date". While writing, set the date in the editor sidebar. The post appears in the calendar once it is published and disappears again as a draft or in the trash.
No. Choose the field under "Date comes from". The list shows every field that holds dates, how many posts use it and an example value, so the right one is easy to spot. "Apply to existing posts" puts all of them into the calendar in one go. Dates like 2026-10-01, 20261001 (ACF), 01.10.2026 and Unix timestamps are read, and changes made by imports or other plugins are picked up automatically.
Choose "Only the month is known" when editing the event and pick the month. Visitors see "July 2027" with the note "Date to be announced". In the month view the event appears in a bar above the grid instead of on the 1st. It is left out of the iCal feed and gets no event schema, because Google requires a concrete date. Once the day is known, switch back to "The date is known"; this is not shown as "Postponed". The same option exists for dates from posts with their own date field.
Go to 3task Calendar > Import, upload the file and check the preview. Nothing is saved before you click "Run import". The file is UTF-8 (with or without byte order mark), the separator ; or , is found automatically, at most 2 MB. A sample file can be downloaded on the same page. Columns (first line, upper or lower case does not matter): import_key: your own unique key; a row with an existing key updates that event, so a second import creates no duplicates title (required) start (required): 2027-07-10, 2027-07-10 20:00 or 2027-07 when only the month is known end: 2027-07-12 or 2027-07-12 23:00 all_day: 1 or 0 url, description category: name, several separated by |; missing categories are created location_name, address, postal_code, city, country (two letters, e.g. DE): a location with the same name and city is used again status: draft, publish or cancelled; overrides the status chosen on the import page organizer_name, organizer_url: who runs the event; leave empty if you only list it When an event is updated, it keeps its status and the columns that are not in the file. On the command line: wp threecal import events.csv --dry-run checks the file, wp threecal import events.csv --status=publish imports it.
