Add to Calendar Button vs maca Njuvs

Make your events get saved. This WordPress plugin lets you create beautiful buttons with calendar links, where people can add events to their calendars. All of this with just a few clicks and highly customizable, using the popular Add to Calendar Button script. Check out the official website for a comprehensive demo and overview. 🛠️ INTEGRATED IN SECONDS You can either use the shortcode [add-to-calendar-button] or the Gutenberg Block. With the PRO version, it only takes the ID to make it fly. In the no-PRO case, you simply place the necessary attributes directly in the shortcode, or at the Gutenberg Block settings. (Mind that you cannot use ‘[‘ and ‘]’ characters, when going for the shortcode option! For content formatting, you can use {‘{‘}xxx{‘}’} instead of [xxx] there.) 🚀 GO PRO Go even further with the PRO version… → Manage all details and styling via a convenient web app. → Use the same button to let people RSVP to your events – fully managed. → Get auto-generated landing pages and shareable links for your events. → Have better guidance for your users, when they add events to their calendars and things don’t go as expected. 👉 Learn more at add-to-calendar-pro.com. ✨ SUPPORTED CALENDARS Google Calendar. Yahoo Calender. Microsoft 365, Outlook, and Teams. Automatically generated iCal/ics files (for all other calendars, like Apple). 📆 SUPPORTED EVENT TYPES Timed and all-day events. One-time, multi-date, recurring. Most robust time zone and daylight saving management. Dynamic dates (like “today + 3”). 🎨 ADJUST THE LOOK The button comes with multiple themes as well as a dark and light mode. You can easily adjust almost every element by setting the respective simple attributes. In case you want to go all-in, you can also manipulate all kinds of colors and further styling. 🖖 EXPERT ACCESSIBILITY Optimized and adjustable UX (for desktop and mobile). Dynamic dropdown positioning. Taking care of all those edge cases, where some scenarios do not support specific setups (like WebView blocking downloads); utilizing beautiful user guidance workarounds. Auto-generated Schema.org rich (structured) data for better SEO. Full support for mouse, touch, or keyboard input (W3C WAI compliant). Aside from the WordPress editor, the button itself supports 20+ languages, incl. RTL text for Arabic; but also offers the option to customize all labels and text blocks. 📄 ABOUT THE LICENSE Mind that the script to actually generate the Add to Calendar Button uses the Elastic License 2.0 (ELv2)! This usually comes with no restrictions for you, but it forbids you to rework the core script and provide the product (generating an add-to-calendar-button) to others as a managed service. In almost every case, this will not affect you. If you are not sure, because you are building some kind of SaaS, where you are using the plugin, simply contact us.

maca Njuvs is a standalone WordPress plugin for news and events with its own database tables and settings. News with scheduled publishing, banner/ticker, popup, and in-page layouts for tables and columns Events with recurring dates and exceptions Gutenberg blocks for news and events (maca-njuvs/maca-info-news, maca-njuvs/maca-info-events) iCal feed at /maca-njuvs-events.ics Optional publishing to Facebook and Instagram via your own Meta app AI news suggestions via WordPress Connectors (drafts for review; requires WordPress 7.0+) Shortcodes: [maca_njuvs_news], [maca_njuvs_events], [maca_njuvs_calendar_subscribe] Plugin page: https://maca.se/maca-njuvs/ Source code: https://github.com/maca59/maca-njuvs Privacy: On activation, deactivation, and uninstall, the plugin sends your site URL, plugin version, WordPress version, PHP version, and locale to Maca at https://api.maca.se/v1/njuvs/events.php so we can improve the plugin and count active installations. If you choose to send deactivation feedback, your selected reason and optional comment are included. No news, events, social tokens, or visitor data are transmitted. Before first use, a site administrator must accept the plugin terms of use and privacy policy in the maca Njuvs admin screen. External services This plugin optionally connects to Meta (Facebook) services when a site administrator configures social media publishing. No data is sent unless that feature is enabled and used. Meta Graph API Used to publish news posts to a connected Facebook Page and Instagram account, and to list pages during setup. Data sent when an administrator publishes (or sends a test post): post caption text, image URL, Facebook Page ID, Instagram account ID, and access tokens stored on your site after OAuth. Requests go to https://graph.facebook.com/. Service provider: Meta Platforms, Inc. — Terms of Service, Privacy Policy. Meta OAuth Used when an administrator clicks “Connect Facebook & Instagram” to authorize the plugin with their Meta app. The browser is redirected to https://www.facebook.com/ for login; authorization codes and tokens are exchanged via the Meta Graph API and stored in your WordPress database. Data sent during connection: OAuth authorization codes, app credentials configured by the administrator, and requested permission scopes. No visitor or front-end user data is sent. Service provider: Meta Platforms, Inc. — Terms of Service, Privacy Policy. WordPress AI Connectors Used when a site administrator enables AI news suggestions. maca Njuvs sends site context (recent news titles and excerpts, upcoming events, business profile text, and topic instructions) to the AI provider configured under Settings → Connectors (OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google). Optional Instagram images may be generated via OpenAI Images API (gpt-image-1) using the same Connectors API key when WordPress AI Client image methods are unavailable. AI-generated content is saved as drafts for administrator review before any publishing. Credentials are managed by WordPress — maca Njuvs does not store AI API keys. Service providers depend on which connector you configure — see each provider’s terms and privacy policy.