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| − | To embed a Google Calendar in your WordPress page or post: | + | ===To embed a Google Calendar in your WordPress page or post:=== |
#Activate the '''Google Calendar Widget & Short Code''' plugin | #Activate the '''Google Calendar Widget & Short Code''' plugin | ||
#Create or navigate to the page or post where you'd like to embed the calendar | #Create or navigate to the page or post where you'd like to embed the calendar | ||
| − | #Paste the Google Calendar embed code directly into the page or post (this is located in your Google Calendar Settings) | + | #Paste the Google Calendar embed code directly into the page or post (this is located in your Google Calendar Settings and starts with <iframe>) |
| − | #Save or update the page and you will notice that the embed code | + | #Save or update the page and you will notice that the embed code is replaced with shortcode [gcal src=...] |
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| + | [https://wordpress.org/plugins/wpgcal/ Plugin home] | ||
[[Category: Wordpress Plugins]] | [[Category: Wordpress Plugins]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:43, 2 October 2018
To embed a Google Calendar in your WordPress page or post:
- Activate the Google Calendar Widget & Short Code plugin
- Create or navigate to the page or post where you'd like to embed the calendar
- Paste the Google Calendar embed code directly into the page or post (this is located in your Google Calendar Settings and starts with <iframe>)
- Save or update the page and you will notice that the embed code is replaced with shortcode [gcal src=...]
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