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WebCalendar

Name: WebCalendar
Author: agenticdaisy

A modern calendar plugin with recurring events, iCal import/export, holiday imports, Gutenberg blocks, and access control.

WebCalendar ranks #45,413 among WordPress.org plugins with 10+ active installations, is #703 of 2,134 in the Calendar & Events category, and was last updated Oct 28, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v1.4.5 Current Version v1.4.5

Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 28 Oct, 2026

Refreshed 1 week ago Last Refreshed on

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.4.5
Last Updated: Oct 28, 2026
Requires WP: 6.6+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 8.1 or higher
Author: agenticdaisy

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about WebCalendar

Use the [webcalendar] shortcode or add the WebCalendar Calendar block in the block editor. Both support AJAX navigation between months without page reloads.

Yes. Export your Google Calendar as an .ics file and use WebCalendar > Import to import it. Upgrade to a Starter license or higher to use WebCalendar > Remote Calendars for automatic recurring sync of a public Google Calendar iCal URL.

Coming from The Events Calendar? Use WebCalendar > Import > The Events Calendar — the tab appears automatically when TEC data is found (even if the plugin is already deactivated). It imports published events with their venues, organizers, categories, featured images and recurring rules, never modifies The Events Calendar's own data, skips duplicates on re-runs, and can be undone afterwards.

Yes — that's the recommended way. Import your events, then turn on Keep in sync with The Events Calendar on the same Import tab. WebCalendar mirrors The Events Calendar on a schedule (edits copy over, new events appear, deleted events disappear) while you keep managing events in The Events Calendar as usual. The sync is strictly one-way and The Events Calendar's data is never touched. Decided? Turn off sync and deactivate The Events Calendar — or click Remove all TEC events to erase the trial completely. For any other plugin or service, export your existing calendar as an .ics file (most support this), then import it via WebCalendar > Import. This works with anything that exports standard iCalendar files.

Yes. When creating or editing an event, use the recurrence builder to set daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly patterns. You can edit individual instances or the entire series.

By default, all calendar data is preserved when you uninstall. To delete all data on uninstall, enable the "Delete Data on Uninstall" option in WebCalendar > Settings.

Yes. The plugin registers 36 capabilities mapped to WordPress roles. Administrators can manage all settings and events, Editors can manage events and categories, and Authors can create and manage their own events.

Yes. Use the [webcalendar] shortcode inside any page builder. The calendar renders responsively inside any container.

The calendar uses standard WordPress styles and adapts to your theme's container width. It is designed to be responsive and works on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

The key appears in your site's public HTML — that is how the Google Maps Embed API works, and Google designs these keys to be publicly visible. What protects it is restrictions, not secrecy: in the Google Cloud Console, add a website restriction (HTTP referrers) so the key only works on your domain, and an API restriction limiting it to the Maps Embed API. With both set, the key is useless to anyone who copies it. Without them, other sites can use your key and their traffic bills against your Google account. The default OpenStreetMap provider needs no key at all.