Calendar Shortcodes

As of version 2.0, GravityCalendar now supports four different shortcodes. Each shortcode requires the id parameter to work.

[gravitycalendar]

This shortcode allows you to embed a calendar on your website.

Example:

[gravitycalendar id="12"]

[gravitycalendar_link]

This shortcode will display a subscription link, allowing users to subscribe to your calendar feed using Google Calendar or Apple Calendar. The feed will update in real-time, ensuring events are always up-to-date. 

Example:

[gravitycalendar_link id="12"]

To pull a link from a specific event/entry, you must specify the event_id parameter, which will receive the ID of the entry or the {entry_id} Merge Tag.

Example:

[gravitycalendar_link id="12" event_id="{entry_id}"]

[gravitycalendar_copy_button]

This shortcode will display a button that allows users to copy your calendar feed URL to their clipboard. The calendar feed URL is a live-updating link that displays information about your calendar events in real-time.

Example:

[gravitycalendar_copy_button id="12"]

[gravitycalendar_export_button]

This shortcode will display a button that allows users to export an event configuration file (.ics file) that they can import into any calendar application. 

Example:

[gravitycalendar_export_button id="12"]

How to Find the ID of Your Calendar Feed

To find your calendar feed ID, go to the Forms page in Gravity Forms. Next, hover over your form and click on the Calendar Feeds link. Now, click the GravityCalendar tab on the left to see a list of your calendar feeds for that form. In the Shortcode column, you'll see the [gravitycalendar] shortcode with the id parameter prefilled.