Yes, but of course that depends on what you are expecting. Our plugin works perfectly fine with their pro version for a very simple reason: most of the pro features of their plugin have to do with event management. For example, the pro version has features like syncing with Facebook or Google Calendar, RSVP and tickets, community events, etc. These pro features do not affect the actual event data that our modules display (title, image, date, time, etc.).

The original intent of our plugin was to make it easy to display events in Divi, not to make it work with every feature of their plugin. But we do continue to add features that users request.

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The event display from The Events Calendar is totally different and separate from the display our modules create. So for example, it would not work to add their Filter Bar addon and expect it to work with our modules. You would either use theirs or ours, it would not work to mix and match.

Yes, we are super excited to offer the first ever single event page builder for Divi and The Events Calendar. We introduced a new module specifically for this in our 2.0 update. This new module called Events Page has all the features you need to display the elements of the single event pages in a Divi Theme Builder template. You can learn more about this in our Events Page Module documentation. You may also be interested in a few other single event page design options.

This actually has nothing to do with our plugin — the question is actually about The Events Calendar and Divi, regardless if our plugin modules are used or not, since you would need to use shortcodes in the Divi Theme Builder template anyhow.

The answer to this question and many like it is simple – shortcodes!  So head over to The Events Calendar Pro Shortcodes and find what you need and place them anywhere you want in the single events page. You can also check out our tutorial about How To Add Shortcodes In Divi.

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Yes, so far we are gradually adding support for various translations upon request. So far, the support languages are as follows:

• German
• French
• Arabic
• Spanish
• Czech
• Dutch
• Danish
• Galego

If you need another language supported, just reach out to us and request it so that we can add it in a future update.

Our modules translate any text according to the Site Language that you set inside WordPress General Settings. But mostly this question does not relate to our plugin. Please keep a few things in mind when you ask that question:

1. Since our modules use Divi, anything in the modules like the Divi settings will all translate according to how Divi has it set up.

2. Since our modules are based on The Events Calendar, most things are dynamic and are dependent on what translation support they provide.

Beyond that, yes, all the elements of our modules are fully automatically translatable as far as we know. But there are very few items in our modules that require translation. The only things are:

• Days of the Week in the Events Calendar
• Labels in detail text in any module.

Everything else is dynamic, meaning it comes for Divi or The Events Calendar and is not relevant to our modules. If you notice any issues or have some corrections for your particular language, then please let us know.

The answer is yes, they do! But keep in mind that this question requires some context with how the events are handled. Recurring events are not available in The Events Calendar free version, only their Pro version. So to start, regardless if we support recurring events, you would need the Pro version of The Events Calendar to use them.

But yes, we have added full support for the Recurring Events feature of The Events Calendar Pro in our Divi Events Calendar 2.1. So now you can simply choose to show or hide recurring events in the Events Feed module and in the Events Calendar module.

You can choose either Future or Past for the event status in the Events Feed module. If you want to show both past and future events on the same page, simply duplicate the module and change the status in each one. One module can be set to Future, and another module can be set to Past. Normally, you would probably want to use a separate page to show the archive of past events.

Some people ask about this, but I actually can’t think of any time when you would actually want them all in the same module. It would be very confusing for the visitors. This way you can separate them with a headline, for example. Otherwise, where would they start? Wouldn’t it be confusing to visitors to land on your events page and see an event from 10 years ago for example at the top and have to scroll through possibly hundreds to see the future ones? Just my thoughts, but anyhow, hope this helps!

Our event modules automatically use the same event date and time formats as set in your WordPress General settings. You can choose to override those in The Events Calendar settings as well, and our will reflect it. Even further, our modules all have date format and time format settings as well, giving you very granular control over the display.

To learn more about date and time formats, I highly recommend reading this article from Elegant Themes.

Note that the start and end time in our module works the same as in The Events Calendar. If you only want to show the start time, then set the same date/time for both start time and end time in the event settings.

Note that you should double-check the date and time format settings in WordPress>Settings>General and the “End of day cutoff” time in The Events Calendar settings. If the end of day cutoff is set wrong, dates will sometimes be off a day, depending on their start and end times.

The Nature Of Video Documentation

We keep releasing updates, new features, and improvements to this plugin. Because of this, videos become outdated quickly due to the nature of the format. There’s nothing we can do about that except ask you to always check the documentation section of our website here for all the most accurate and up-to-date information about the plugin.

The Module Names

When we first released this plugin we had only one module which was named “Divi Events Calendar.” When we started adding additional modules, we knew we needed to have a better naming convention.

In some of our older videos, you may see the original module. Please note that this original module was  renamed “Events Feed” after we added the calendar view module which is named “Events Calendar.”

Yes, our plugin is compatible with the Divi Builder plugin by Elegant Themes. However, this question and answer requires some important context.

Our plugin integrates The Events Calendar with Divi. It does this partially by taking advantage of the amazing Divi Them Builder, the feature in Divi that allows you to create templates. So even though our plugin would work fine with only the Divi Builder plugin, it would be severely limited since their plugin does not include the Theme Builder (of course). So you would miss out on things such as setting the main /events/ slug archive page, creating dynamic event category pages, and designing dynamic templates for the single event pages.

If you just want a simple events feed or calendar on your pages, then yes, that would work fine. But for the other things mentioned here, you would need to be using the Divi Theme.

That very much depends on what the question is about. Does the Advanced Custom Fields plugin work with Divi? Absolutely, ACF with The Divi Theme Builder and dynamic content are great companions! Do our custom event modules display the fields from ACF? No. But remember, you can certainly use ACF with Divi on single event pages, but it would not have anything to do with our modules.