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Shortcodes

Eventixa includes several built-in shortcodes that allow you to display events and Eventixa pages anywhere on your WordPress website. Simply add a shortcode to any page, post, or widget, and Eventixa will automatically display the corresponding content.

Note: During the Setup Wizard, Eventixa automatically creates the required pages and inserts the appropriate shortcodes. In most cases, you won’t need to add them manually.

Using a Shortcode

Adding a shortcode is simple.

  1. Go to Pages → Add New or edit an existing page.
  2. Paste the desired shortcode into the page content.
  3. Publish or update the page.
  4. Visit the page on the frontend to verify the output.

Available Shortcodes

Events

Displays the main events listing page.

[eventixa_events]

This shortcode displays your event archive, including all available listing views and search functionality based on your Eventixa settings.

Venues

Displays all published event venues.

[eventixa_venues]
Organizers

Displays all published organizers.

[eventixa_organizers]
Checkout

Displays the Eventixa checkout page.

[eventixa_checkout]

This page is used during the ticket purchasing process.

My Account

Displays the attendee dashboard.

[eventixa_my_account]

Visitors can access:

  • Upcoming Events
  • Bookings
  • Tickets
  • Downloads
  • Account Details
Booking Details

Displays booking confirmation and booking information.

[eventixa_booking_details]

Shortcode Parameters

Some Eventixa shortcodes support optional parameters that allow you to customize the displayed content.

Parameters are added inside the shortcode.

Example:

[eventixa_events view="grid" limit="6"]

Events Shortcode Parameters

view

Choose the default event layout.

ValueDescription
calendarCalendar View
gridGrid View
listList View
mapMap View

Example

[eventixa_events view="grid"]
category

Display events from a specific category.

Example

[eventixa_events category="conference"]
venue

Display events from a specific venue.

Example

[eventixa_events venue="conference-hall"]
organizer

Display events from a specific organizer.

Example

[eventixa_events organizer="eventixa-team"]
status

Display events based on their status.

Available values:

  • upcoming
  • ongoing
  • past

Example

[eventixa_events status="upcoming"]
limit

Specify the maximum number of events to display.

Example

[eventixa_events limit="8"]
orderby

Sort the events.

Available values

  • date
  • title
  • created

Example

[eventixa_events orderby="date"]
order

Specify the sorting direction.

Available values

  • ASC
  • DESC

Example

[eventixa_events order="ASC"]
show_search

Show or hide the search box.

Available values

  • yes
  • no

Example

[eventixa_events show_search="no"]
show_filter

Show or hide the filter panel.

Available values

  • yes
  • no

Example

[eventixa_events show_filter="yes"]

Combining Parameters

You can combine multiple parameters within the same shortcode.

Example

[eventixa_events
view="grid"
category="conference"
limit="9"
orderby="date"
order="ASC"]

This shortcode will:

  • Display events in Grid View
  • Show only Conference events
  • Display a maximum of 9 events
  • Sort events by date
  • Display events in ascending order

Shortcodes Without Parameters

The following shortcodes do not require any parameters.

Venues
[eventixa_venues]
Organizers
[eventixa_organizers]
Checkout
[eventixa_checkout]
My Account
[eventixa_my_account]
Booking Details
[eventixa_booking_details]

Best Practices

  • Use each shortcode on its own dedicated page.
  • Do not place multiple Eventixa shortcodes on the same page unless required.
  • Keep the automatically created Eventixa pages published.
  • If an Eventixa page is accidentally deleted, create a new page and insert the appropriate shortcode.
  • Manage the pages used by Eventixa from Eventixa → Settings → Pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Eventixa shortcodes in posts?

Yes. Eventixa shortcodes work in pages, posts, and any widget or page builder that supports WordPress shortcodes.

Can I create multiple Events pages?

Yes. You can use the Events shortcode on multiple pages if needed, although typically only one page is assigned as the main Events page.

Can I customize the appearance?

Yes. The appearance of the Events page is controlled by your Eventixa settings and your active WordPress theme.

My shortcode displays as plain text.

Ensure that:

  • The Eventixa plugin is activated.
  • The shortcode is spelled correctly.
  • It is placed inside the WordPress content editor or a Shortcode block.