Pie Calendar doesn’t follow a traditional roadmap. We try very hard not to promise things that we’re not 100% sure we can implement.
Our development direction is based largely on user feedback combined with our overall vision for the product. Both are subject to change.
Below you’ll find a list of ideas/features we’re planning to explore and try to implement. This does not guarantee that we’ll complete the idea/feature and ship it in Pie Calendar.
Ideas listed here are only for the Pro version – we do not have a roadmap for the free version of Pie Calendar.
- Accessibility improvements uncovered from our Accessibility Audit
- Ability to customize popover content
- More than 1 calendar per page
- Global color coding per post type (so you don’t have to configure the colors on each individual post)
- Gutenberg block
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Implemented:
The following are roadmap items that are now completed and live in Pie Calendar with their versions noted:
- Manual / more advanced recurring events / blackout dates (As of Pro version 1.3)
- Add to Calendar links for individual events (.ics files, Google Calendar, etc) (As of Pro version 1.2)
- Adaptive Time Zones (sub-feature of Add to Calendar links) (As of Pro version 1.2)
- Better control for which post types can be made into events (As of Free 1.1.1 and Pro 1.2)
- Filter calendar by taxonomy/term via shortcode parameters (as of Pro version 1.1.0)
- Mapping Pie Calendar start/end date to existing meta fields (as of Pro 1.1.0 and free 1.1.0)
