The Events Calendar Pro Filter Bar Addon

Is your calendar loaded with events? That’s awesome! But you also want to make sure that users can find the events that are relevant for them amid all the entries. Perhaps a user is looking for a free event on the weekend that’s within walking distance. Or they want to see all the events that happen on Monday afternoons. That’s where the Filter Bar comes in!

Our Filter Bar add-on which works with both The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO adds a configurable set of filters to your event pages. Users can search for events by Event Category post tag venue organizer day of the week time of day and price. If you’ve got Events Calendar PRO there is also a distance filter to go along with PRO’s location search. Of course you can pick and choose which filters are available to users on the front end. You can decide if the filter bar is horizontal under the search options (great for narrow sites and mobile) or vertical like a sidebar (best for full width calendars).

Demo Link : https://theeventscalendar.com/product/wordpress-events-filterbar/

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See why the Events Calendar and Pro are WordPress' most trusted calendar plugins
Collect RSVPs and sell tickets with Event Tickets and Event Tickets Plus
Event Aggregator automates event imports to your calendar
Enable third-party event submission and ticketing with Community Events & Tickets
Increase event attendance and stay connected to your audience with Promoter
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Ticket sales attendee management and email marketing for your events
Fill your calendar with events from across the web
The tools you need to run and promote virtual events on your calendar
Everything you need to build a robust community
All of our premium events management plugins at a deep discount
Product questions? Start here
What's changed what's new
Dig deeper on code and changelogs
Open a support ticket find FAQs and more
Who we are what we do
Allow users to search for events by category tag venue organizer day of the week time of day and price.
Allow users to filter by timeframe or even day of week or default to filters that make the most sense for your attendees.
Help visitors to your WordPress site find the events they’re looking for on a busy calendar with filters for virtual events venue date category. and more.
Help users find the events they’re looking for on a busy calendar.
Make events on The Events Calendar for WordPress searchable by category or post tag.
Highlight events happening only at a specific venue.
Allow price-conscious users to sort the calendar to only display events within their budget.
Stack Filter Bar with Events Calendar Pro to add distance filtering to your WordPress calendar.
Using our Virtual Events add-on? Combine with Filter Bar to allow your audience to choose virtual in-person or hybrid events.
If you’re using Events Calendar Pro you can create your own custom calendar filters.
Filter Bar is designed specifically for The Events Calendar a free WordPress plugin. It has not been integrated to use with other calendar plugins.
The custom filters feature takes the additional fields you create in Events Calendar Pro and allows you to add those fields as filters. For example let’s say you create an additional event field called “Dress Attire” and use it to specify how formal the event is with options including:
Simply select the “Dress Attire” field in the Filter Bar settings screen and it will become an option in the filters for users to search for events by whether they are formal or casual. Check out this article in our knowledgebase for complete instructions.
Filter Bar includes the following filters right out of the box. You can select just the ones you want and arrange them in any order you like.
In addition to these default filters you can create custom filters out of the additional fields you create with Events Calendar Pro.
Take a look at Filter Bar in action.