EventON Event Lists

Description

The Event Lists addon expands EventON with alternative event display formats in a list, grouping occurrences by day, week, or month in different layouts from the standard calendar. Designed for those who prefer presenting the schedule as a chronological timeline instead of a monthly grid, the add-on adds its own shortcodes that render filterable lists by category, organizer, or location directly on any page of the site.

Key Features

• Various list formats
  Provides distinct listing styles from EventON’s native monthly calendar.
• Time-based grouping
  Organizes events by day, week, or month according to the window selected in the display.
• Dedicated shortcodes
  Lets you insert each list format into pages, posts, or widgets via its own shortcode.
• Taxonomy-based filters
  Restricts the list by category, organizer, location, or event type registered.
• Integration with the EventON base
  Reuses events already added without requiring duplicate content or a new structure.

Benefits of Event Lists

• Presentation tailored to the content
  Allows you to choose the display format that best fits the site’s event volume.
• More direct agenda reading
  The chronological listing makes it easier to quickly see what’s next.
• Versatility of use
  Enables combining different layouts on separate pages using the same event setup.
• Making use of existing EventON
  Adds new ways to display events without reconfiguring the base already in production.

Who Is It For?

• Sites that publish a large volume of events and need views beyond the calendar.
• Cultural, sports, and educational portals that organize recurring schedules.
• Producers, venues, and organizers who want agendas in a chronological timeline format.

The Event Lists addon fits into projects that already use EventON as a foundation for event management and need alternative visual outputs to the traditional calendar. By concentrating the listing variations into a single add-on, it simplifies building dedicated pages for programming, upcoming events, or history, while keeping the same central event setup and respecting the taxonomies already configured.

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