3.1 Shortcodes Overview

Created by Danny Wong, Modified on Sun, 9 Aug, 2020 at 12:37 PM by Danny Wong

Shortcodes are a convenient way to embed content, code, and other assets without having to touch code yourself. Our plugins include many shortcodes that do everything from embedding the calendar and events on a page or post to display attendee and ticket sales reports anywhere you’d like them.

The following is a list of all the shortcodes that are currently supported by the plugins.

? Each plugin has its own set of shortcodes, so be sure to note the corresponding plugins for the shortcodes you need.

Shortcode	What it does	Plugin
`[tribe_mini_calendar]`	Displays a mini version of the calendar Month View.	Events Calendar Pro
`[tribe_events_list]`	Displays the advanced list widget that shows events and event information in a List View.	Events Calendar Pro
`[tribe_featured_venue]`	Lists upcoming events at a specific venue.	Events Calendar Pro
`[tribe_event_countdown]`	Shows a countdown clock until the start of an event.	Events Calendar Pro
`[tribe_this_week]`	Horizontal or vertical display of events taking place in the current week.	Events Calendar Pro
`[tribe_events]`	Displays the full calendar. The default view is determined by the selected option in the plugin settings.	Events Calendar Pro
`[tribe_event_inline]`	Display a single event in a post, page, sidebar, footer, or custom template. Accepts parameters that customize what event details to display and in what order to display them.	Events Calendar Pro
`[tribe-user-event-confirmations]`	Show users who have confirmed that they will be attending an upcoming event.	Event Tickets
`[tribe-tpp-success]`	When using Event Tickets Tribe Commerce, Paypal will need a success page on your site to end the checkout process.	Event Tickets
`[tribe_tickets] [tribe_tickets_rsvp] [tribe_tickets_attendees] [tribe_tickets_protected_content] [tribe_tickets_rsvp_protected_content]`	Display any tickets you’ve created for any events on any WordPress page or post. Optionally display protected content.	Event Tickets Plus
`[tribe_attendee_registration]`	Use a custom Attendee Registration page instead of the Attendee Registration template.	Event Tickets Plus
`[tribe_community_events_title]`	If you do not use permalinks, you can embed the Community Events template body content and title on a page.	Community Events
`[tribe_community_events]`	Embed the form that allows users to submit events to your calendar.	Community Events
`[tribe_community_events view="my_events"]`	Displays a list of events that the currently logged in user has submitted to the calendar.	Community Events
`[tribe_community_events view="edit_event" id="your_event_id"]`	Show the editing screen for a particular event, when used with the event post ID.	Community Events
`[tribe_community_events view="edit_venue" id="your_venue_id"]`	Displays the editing screen for a particular venue, when used with the venue post ID.	Community Events
`[tribe_community_events view="edit_organizer" id="your_organizer_id"]`	Show the editing screen for a particular organizer, when used with the organizer post ID.	Community Events
`[tribe_community_tickets view="attendees_report" id="your_event_id"]`	Display a report of attendees who have registered for a particular event that a user has submitted to the calendar	Community Tickets
`[tribe_community_tickets view="sales_report" id="your_event_id"]`	Display a ticket sales report for a particular event that a user has submitted to the calendar, providing the number of tickets sold and the revenue from sales.	Community Tickets
`[gigpress_shows]`	Display upcoming concerts, shows, gigs, and performances on your site using GigPress	GigPress