Agenda

Your upcoming activities from Google Calendar, Apple or Outlook, in your site's style. Paste the calendar's iCal address: no Google on the page, no cookies.

Pro: this block is part of Pro and Business. On Free it shows in the list with a Pro tag.

Using it well

Show your Google Calendar (or Apple or Outlook) in your site's style. In Google Calendar open Settings > your calendar > Integrate calendar and copy the Public address in iCal format (or the secret one for a private calendar); paste it under Calendars. A Google embed link works too. Combine up to five calendars with their own colours. Choose a list of upcoming activities or a month calendar. Your visitors never connect to Google: Fwdia reads the calendar and refreshes it every half hour.

Note: this shows a calendar. To let visitors book, use the Booking block.

Adding it

Open your site in the builder, choose Add in the left panel and pick Agenda (or search for it). Click the block in the preview to open its settings on the right.

Settings

Content

Setting	What it does
Calendars	A list you can add to, reorder and remove from (up to 5). Each item has: Name (shown when you combine calendars); iCal address (Google Calendar: Settings > your calendar > "Public address in iCal format"; a Google embed link works too); Colour.
Title (optional)	Text, up to 80 characters.

Look

Setting	What it does
View	Choose: List of upcoming activities; Month calendar. Default: List of upcoming activities.
Activities in the list	A slider from 3 to 40 (default 8).
How far ahead	Choose: 1 month; 2 months; 3 months; 6 months; A year. Default: 3 months.
Show the location	On or off (default: on).
Show the description (expands on tap)	On or off (default: off).
Month calendar: list the whole month, also what already happened (off: the list starts today, with a link to earlier activities)	On or off (default: off).

Options

Setting	What it does
Text when nothing is planned (empty = a standard sentence)	Text, up to 160 characters.
Time zone of the times shown	Choose: Belgium (Brussels); Netherlands (Amsterdam); France (Paris); Luxembourg; Germany (Berlin); United Kingdom (London); Spain (Madrid); UTC. Default: Belgium (Brussels).