GCal Sidebar 2.3

GCal Sidebar 2.3 is out. It fixes a UI bug and adds a new feature

• Fixed bug causing UI issues in chrome and Internet Explorer
• Allows you to set a custom field gcal_sidebar_feed_id and override the widget calendars

Money 0.5

Money 0.5 is now available. I’ve added a  location field in the footer, as well as added page/post title graphic.

GCal Sidebar 2.2

GCal Sidebar 2.2 is out. I’ve added a couple of new features contributed by users and fixed a bug.

• Implemented “All day” idea from brady8(your patch was an old version)
• Added patch from Ned for richsnippets support
• Fixed bug with private calendars
• Properly sorted required / optional configs in the widget config

GCal Sidebar 2.0

I’ve spent some time working on multi calendar support for GCal Sidebar. Please download 2.0 and give it a whirl, If all goes well I’ll make it an official release on WordPress.org. Right now though, consider it beta. everything worked in my testing, but it may not work for you. Leave comments here and I’ll resolve the issues I can.

GCal Sidebar 1.0

GCal Sidebar 1.0 is out. This release fixes a bug and should render the Timezone offset option irrelevant

• Pulls timezone information from the calendar feed and sets the default timezone based on that.
• Adds timezone information back into event links, so that you get correct times even if you are not logged into google.

GCal Sidebar 0.5

GCal Sidebar 0.5 is out. Nothing major for this release, some reorg and a new feature.

• Rearranged the widget config to put common items near the top.
• Luis Esparza added the ability to display private calendars. Thank you sir.

Gcal Sidebar 0.4

Version 0.4 is out. There are no bugfixes and two new features. Thanks to Kevin Gruber for funding the first. Results offset lets you shift your calendar ahead X number of entries. I.e. the offset is 5, and max results is 3. It will pull eight events from your calendar, drop the
first five, then display the last three. The second feature is a map option, this lets you enable a link to google maps centered on the address specified in the location field of your calendar entry.