EventON Events Lists Extended Addon 1.0.4
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EventON Events Lists Extended is an addon for the EventON event calendar plugin, which runs on WordPress sites. If you already use EventON to manage events, this extension adds a simple, scannable list display to the mix. The central purpose is to make both past and upcoming events easy to show on your pages. You can present an archive of former events, a preview of what is coming next, or a combined list that covers both. This matters because most calendar grids hide older events once the date passes, leaving your past programming invisible to visitors. With this addon, that history remains accessible. Because it reads from the event data already stored in EventON, you do not need to duplicate entries or maintain a separate database. You simply place the list, choose what appears, and the addon handles the rest. Everything rendered in the list reflects the schedule you already maintain.
One of the defining controls is the cut-off time. This setting determines the exact point at which an event moves from the upcoming category into the past category. The addon lets you set your own cut-off time rather than forcing you to rely on midnight or some other fixed boundary. That flexibility matters for events that end late at night, run for multiple days, or finish close to the moment visitors are browsing the list. You decide what counts as still happening and what counts as already done. The cut-off can be applied consistently across the entire list, so the distinction between upcoming and past stays clear for everyone viewing the page. This is particularly useful for sites that need to remove events from an upcoming list at a specific hour, such as a ticket deadline or a session that wraps up at a defined time.
Organizing the list is handled through sorting options that come with the addon. You can control the order in which events appear, which helps when you have a long stretch of past dates or a packed set of upcoming ones. Instead of settling for the default sequence, you arrange the list to match the needs of your page. Sorting works across the events that meet your cut-off rules, so the upcoming section and the past section each follow their own order. You decide which dates appear first and how the rest follow, without forcing readers to scan through a confusing mix of entries. This makes a long list of events far easier to digest, particularly when your calendar has years of history to show. The goal is to keep the information readable. Because the addon draws directly from EventON, any changes you make to an event are reflected the next time the list renders. This keeps the display consistent with your calendar.
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The addon fills a practical gap for anyone who relies on EventON to publish events. Event archives become part of the site rather than disappearing into the calendar back end. Visitors can look back at earlier programming, see what is scheduled next, and get a clear picture of your timeline at a glance. Because the lists are generated from data you already maintain, the ongoing effort stays low. There are no separate files to update, no second system to check, and no manual entry for every new period. The cut-off and sorting settings give you the essentials without cluttering the experience with options you will never touch. For a venue, a class schedule, a community board, or any site that documents happenings, this addon adds a simple layer of structure to an existing calendar. It works directly with the event system you already have in place.
- Last updated
- August 11, 2026
- Delivery
- Digital
- Availability
- In stock
- Version
- 2.3.7
- Category
- Wordpress Plugins
- Item type
- plugin
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