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About XO Event Calendar
XO Event Calendar is a plugin that adds an event custom post type and taxonomy to your WordPress website. It also supports custom post type templates and displays holidays on the calendar. It is compatible with WordPress multisite and requires WordPress version 5.8 or above.Frequently asked questions
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Changelog
3.2.10
- Supported WordPress 6.5.
- Updated the apiVersion to 3.
3.2.9
- Fixed an issue where non-admin users received an error when setting up a calendar block.
3.2.8
- Fixed XSS vulnerability.
- Adhered WordPress coding standards 3.0.1.
3.2.7
- Fixed a bug in the display of the event calendar when “Specify initial display month” was specified.
3.2.6
- Changed so that columns in the event list on the management screen can be customized.
- Supported WordPress 6.4.
3.2.5
- Fixed a bug in the simple calendar.
3.2.4
- Fixed a bug with monthly feed in multiple months of the calendar.
3.2.3
- Fixed a bug that an error message may be displayed in the calendar widget.
- Supported WordPress 6.3.
3.2.2
- Fixed a bug in
xo_event_calendarshortcode.
3.2.1
- Fixed a bug in the display of the simple calendar.
- Added parameters to
xo_event_fieldshortcode.
3.2.0
- Added
xo_event_fieldshortcode.
3.1.4
- Fixed a bug in the display of events in the calendar.
3.1.3
- Fixed a bug that a block error may occur in the calendar block.
3.1.2
- Fixed a bug that the time was initialized when editing an event post.
3.1.1
- Fixed a bug that caused an error message to appear in versions prior to PHP 7.3.
3.1.0
- Added option not to delete posts and settings data on uninstall.
- Supported WordPress 6.2.
- Bumped minimum PHP version to 7.0.
- Tweaked the CSS.