WP Fangirl

WP Fangirl

WordPress Consulting

  • GitHub
  • LinkedIn
  • Medium
  • Meetup
  • Share Icon
  • Share Icon
  • Home
  • About
  • Why WordPress?
  • How I Work
  • Portfolio
  • Services
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Removing the List Date from Events Calendar Pro List Widget

    December 13, 2015
    Sallie Goetsch
    No comments on Removing the List Date from Events Calendar Pro List Widget
    Removing the List Date from Events Calendar Pro List Widget

    If you’re going to be displaying a featured image in your event list widget in Events Calendar Pro, chances are that you won’t want to show the list date box next to it. Here’s how to remove the list date from the display.

    Series: Events Calendar Tutorials
    Filed under: Using WordPress
    Tagged with: Tutorial, Events Calendar Pro
  • Adding Non-Standard Pricing Info in The Events Calendar Using ACF

    June 26, 2016
    Sallie Goetsch
    1 comment on Adding Non-Standard Pricing Info in The Events Calendar Using ACF
    Adding Non-Standard Pricing Info in The Events Calendar Using ACF

    Showing more than one price in The Events Calendar / Events Calendar Pro is tricky–especially if you are not actually selling tickets. The easiest solution is to use a custom field to display all that non-standard pricing information.

    Series: Events Calendar Tutorials
    Filed under: Using WordPress
    Tagged with: Tutorial, Events Calendar Pro, ACF
  • Moving the Gcal and iCal Links in The Events Calendar

    June 26, 2016
    Sallie Goetsch
    2 comments on Moving the Gcal and iCal Links in The Events Calendar
    Moving the Gcal and iCal Links in The Events Calendar

    Don’t like the default placement of the Gcal and iCal links in The Events Calendar? Don’t worry, you can move them by adding two lines of code to functions.php.

    Series: Events Calendar Tutorials
    Filed under: Using WordPress
    Tagged with: Tutorial, Events Calendar Pro
  • Horizontal Events Widget for Events Calendar Pro — Now with Flexbox!

    June 29, 2016
    Sallie Goetsch
    11 comments on Horizontal Events Widget for Events Calendar Pro — Now with Flexbox!
    Horizontal Events Widget for Events Calendar Pro — Now with Flexbox!

    Use flexbox to create an Events Calendar Pro widget that shows four items across on large screens, two items across on medium screens, and a single column of items on small screens.

    Series: Events Calendar Tutorials
    Filed under: Using WordPress
    Tagged with: Flexbox, Events Calendar Pro, Tutorial
  • CSS Grid Layout for Event List Widget with Flexbox Fallback

    May 13, 2017
    Sallie Goetsch
    4 comments on CSS Grid Layout for Event List Widget with Flexbox Fallback
    CSS Grid Layout for Event List Widget with Flexbox Fallback

    With a few simple changes to your code, you can turn The Events Calendar’s event list widget into a grid of events with featured images. Follow this three-part tutorial to discover the magic of CSS Grid Layout.

    Series: Events Calendar Tutorials
    Filed under: Using WordPress, Widgets
    Tagged with: CSS Grid Layout, Flexbox, Tutorial, Genesis Theme Framework
Previous
1 2 3
Next

What I Write About

  • Book Reviews
  • Content Strategy
  • Design
  • Hosting and Servers
  • Most Valuable Plugins
  • There's a Plugin for That
  • Using WordPress
  • Widgets
  • WordPress Consulting
  • WordPress Events

Series

  • Events Calendar Tutorials
  • WP-Tonic Roundtable
  • WordCamps
  • Projects from Hell
  • Checking Up on Your Website
  • Interviews

East Bay WordPress Meetup

  • Does It Work? Using The New CSS Layout with Rachel Andrew
    Description Over the past two years, we have moved from a situation where we essentially lacked a layout system for the web, to one where a complex and flexible system […] The post Does It Work? Using The New CSS Layout with Rachel Andrew appeared first on East Bay WordPress Meetup.
  • Speaker Training
    Get the workbook and slides for the October 2019 speaker training, plus background and pro tips. The post Speaker Training appeared first on East Bay WordPress Meetup.
  • SEO Audit Template & Resources
    Our November speaker, John Locke, graciously provided a template for an SEO audit report. You can download it as a Microsoft Word or PDF document. The post SEO Audit Template & Resources appeared first on East Bay WordPress Meetup.
  • How to Conduct an SEO Audit (11/18/18 Slides)
    The purpose of an SEO Audit is to give a website the best chances of ranking. It is an investigative process. Doing it properly takes time, nuance, and an understanding of context. The post How to Conduct an SEO Audit (11/18/18 Slides) appeared first on East Bay WordPress Meetup.
  • Slides: Google Tag Manager
    Anca Mosoiu demonstrates the use of Google Tag Manager for handling all of your tracking scripts and understanding the behavior of your website visitors. The post Slides: Google Tag Manager appeared first on East Bay WordPress Meetup.

About Me

Sallie Goetsch, smiling, wearing blue-framed glasses and a peacock-feather-motif jacket.
No longer a girl, but still a fan, I built my first website in 1994 and have been building with WordPress since 2005.

Contact Information

Map of East Contra Costa County
I work from home in Oakley, 45 miles northeast of the WordPress Meetup in Oakland.
  • Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with ‘sketch’)
  • sallie [at] wpfangirl [dot] com
  • +1 (510) 969 -9947 voice/text
  • 2063 Main St #133, Oakley, CA 94561

Subscribe for New Posts

Since I blog on an unpredictable schedule, you might want to subscribe by email. I’ll also send out occasional announcements about events.

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Privacy Policy: I will never sell or rent your contact information.

  • Contact
  • Colophon
  • Comment Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • Five for the Future

Copyright © 2010 – 2026 Sallie Goetsch. All rights reserved.