Author: Neha Mukherjee
You'll be asked to create a Google Calendar API key whenever you want to display Google Calendar on your site using a WordPress calendar plugin.... Continue reading
Simple Calendar not only displays events from external calendars or events you create directly on your WordPress site, but also lets you customize how they... Continue reading
Want to create custom events in WordPress without relying on any external calendar application? You’re in the right place. Maybe you run a church, a... Continue reading
We read the top 10 Google results for 'best WordPress calendar plugin' in September 2026. 8 of 10 recommended an event-management plugin to readers who... Continue reading
We're thrilled to know that Simple Calendar has been successfully recognized as a dedicated Google Calendar plugin for over a decade. And we're more than... Continue reading
After 13 years of building a WordPress calendar plugin, we know a Google Calendar embed looks like the easy answer. But it rarely stays that... Continue reading
Best WordPress Event Calendar plugins, compared Search 'best calendar plugin for WordPress' and you'll get ten posts recommending the same three plugins. Not because those... Continue reading
Looking to add Google Calendar to WordPress without a plugin? Google’s embed code provides a free way to display a public calendar on your site.... Continue reading
Creating an event or team schedule using Google Calendar embedded or integrated in WordPress can sometimes be problematic. The embedding can look old-fashioned, and there... Continue reading
Embedding a Google Calendar in WordPress is one of the easiest ways to display events, schedules, bookings, or availability directly on your website. Flexible Google... Continue reading
An overview In the past, choosing a WordPress calendar plugin was a no-brainer. However, that’s not the case anymore due to the increased complexity of... Continue reading
Onboarding is the very first step a user takes. It can quite literally make or break a product's first impression. So, while we continue to... Continue reading