Every recorded version, newest first, with what changed in each one.
Latest 2.1.115 versions
Undated · 15 versions
2.1.1
Latest
1 fix
Fixed
Event Colors now resolve Google Calendar Labels, so labeled events display their assigned colors instead of falling back to the calendar default.
2.1.0
2 improvements1 fix
Improved
Live ICS URL Sync: Added live synchronization via external ICS feed URLs to keep external calendars automatically updated.
ICS Subscription Feed: Added the ability to generate live ICS subscription URLs for exporting calendar feeds to external calendar applications (e.g., Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook).
Fixed
Print Issue Fixed an issue where clicking the Print button on secondary calendar instances on the same page was unresponsive.
2.0.3
1 improvement
Improved
Add pro feed label and caching, fix admin & fronend slowness, throttle OAuth checks.
2.0.2
2 improvements
Improved
Optimized Google API usage by caching access tokens to prevent excessive endpoint requests.
Guarded refresh tokens from being overwritten by empty responses.
2.0.1
1 improvement
Improved
Ensured compatibility with WordPress 7.0.
2.0.0
1 improvement
Improved
Add compatibility with new Simple Calendar's admin UI.
1.4.4
1 improvement
Improved
New REST API endpoint that allows clearing cached feed for the calendar.
1.4.3
1 fix
Fixed
Authorization redirect URL issue in WordPress multisite environments
1.4.2
1 fix
Fixed
Cover image render issue when using OAuth helper functionality.
1.4.1
1 fix
Fixed
Moved refresh token update after catch block to prevent saving empty token on error.
1.4.0
1 improvement
Improved
To make the first attachment appear as the cover, add a new shortcode [cover-image].
1.3.8
1 improvement
Improved
Replace Google calendar's classic hex color with modern hex color codes.
1.3.7
1 fix
Fixed
Wrong version in changlog.
1.3.6
1 fix
Fixed
Compatibility warnings with PHP 8.
1.3.4
1 fix
Fixed
Resolved an issue where events did not display their colors when using the default Google calendar color.
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