Flexible placement
Display One Event with a Shortcode
Place a compact, linked event summary inside landing pages, posts, sidebars, or other shortcode-compatible content.
What this resolves
A clearer way to manage this work in WordPress.
- A shortcode for every event
- Ready-to-copy from the editor
- Responsive summary card
- Direct link to event details
Feature an event anywhere
Move beyond the main calendar page.
A landing page or article sometimes needs one relevant event, not an entire schedule. Copy its generated shortcode straight from the editor and place it in any shortcode-compatible area.
Event shortcode in the WordPress editor
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A useful summary
The result carries the essential details.
The responsive card presents the date, title, location, and a direct route to the complete event. It gives readers context without duplicating the event content.
Published event summary card
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Simple maintenance
Keep one source of truth.
Because the placement refers to the saved event, editors do not maintain a second date or description on the destination page. Update the event and its placements stay dependable.
See the complete workflow
Watch the screencast.
Follow the feature from its first setting in WordPress to the finished result visitors will see.
Individual event shortcode workflow in WordPress
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WordPress manual
How to configure display one event with a shortcode.
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Open the saved event
Edit the event or class you want to feature elsewhere.
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Copy its shortcode
Use the copy control next to the generated [drecha_event] shortcode.
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Open the destination
Edit the page, post, or widget where the summary should appear.
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Place and preview it
Add a Shortcode block, paste the value, and confirm the date, title, location, and link before publishing.