Recurring schedules
Recurring Events in WordPress
Create daily, weekly, or monthly event series once and keep every occurrence connected to one manageable schedule.
What this resolves
A clearer way to manage this work in WordPress.
- Repeat on several weekdays
- Choose a custom daily, weekly, or monthly interval
- Set an optional end date
- Manage the complete series from one event
Set it once
Stop rebuilding the same timetable.
A weekly class should not require a new event every week. Build the schedule once, including its rhythm and end date, and let WordPress keep every occurrence connected.
Recurring event settings in WordPress
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Stay in control
One series remains easy to understand.
The public calendar gains a complete schedule while the editor stays manageable. Change the parent event when the whole series changes instead of hunting through separate posts.
Recurring occurrences in the public calendar
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Built for real schedules
Flexible rules without a complicated workflow.
Daily, weekly, and monthly patterns cover regular programmes, while intervals and selected weekdays handle the exceptions. The controls remain close to the familiar WordPress publishing flow.
See the complete workflow
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Follow the feature from its first setting in WordPress to the finished result visitors will see.
Recurring events workflow in WordPress
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WordPress manual
How to configure recurring events in wordpress.
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Open the recurring event editor
In WordPress, go to Events → Recurring Events and choose Add New.
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Add the event details
Enter the title, description, location, teachers, start date, and start time.
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Build the recurrence rule
Choose daily, weekly, or monthly, set the interval, and select the applicable weekdays.
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Finish and verify the series
Add an optional end date, publish the event, and check the month or week view to confirm the generated occurrences.