Snazzy FT Calendar Plugin Released & Ready to Rock Your WordPress Site
March 22, 2011
Full Throttle Development has released its new FT Calendar Plugin for WordPress 3.1 and PHP5, making it easy and stylish to manage multiple calendars and recurring events on your website.
Since its release last week, FT Calendar has already been downloaded nearly 600 times and is averaging full five star ratings.
Some of the key features include:
- Recurring Events
- Multiple Color Labels
- Multiple Shortcodes and Widgets
- Full sized calendar
- Sexy Google Calendar UI
- Events can be attached to any Post, Page, or custom post type
Once you’ve installed, simply create a calendar, choose what post types you want to attach your calendar events to, and voila. Your new calendar interface will show up towards the bottom of your selected post type, and you can easily start adding events.
The best feature of this plugin is the many choices of shortcode/widgets for displaying your calendars as posts, in sidebars or wherever else you like. It is this design flexibility that truly makes FT Calendar shine. Who knew that calendars could actually add some flair to your website’s design?
Check out a couple examples of the numerous ways FT Calendar’s shortcodes can help you display your appointments and events:
And if all of this isn’t cool enough for you, Full Throttle also offers premium support for users who chose to donate, as well as custom development if your site requires a few special alterations to make your calendar dreams come true.
FT Calendar matches full functionality with clean design for a one-two punch of awesome on your WordPress site. For more complete step-by-step description of adding and displaying your FT Calendars, check out the handy Quick Start Guide.
Because this plugin/widget is provided free of charge, I simply ask you to link back to Pressography.com in a post on your blog, or from one of your sites. It doesn't need to be anything fancy - just a note saying that you're using it, and whether or not you like it. However, there is no requirement that you do this, you're free to use the plugin regardless.
Good post. Thanks for sharing. I need the calendar on my blog. Good job.