Howdy sorenrosenberg,
That’s a good question. That’s not a feature of Pro. It is something that someone with PHP experience could implement trivially easily. Since events are basic WordPress posts, you could add a post meta field (checkbox in the backend) that tells WordPress if an event should be featured. Pro has a simple GUI for adding fields like this .Once you have a toggle on the backend, you could etect it in your theme override and add a unique CSS class. You can do this with Pro or the free one, but it would be a bit easier with Pro’s meta field GUI.
Have a look at the Themer’s Guide for more info on overrides. I hope that info helps. Cheers!
– Brook
Thanks for the input – For anyone reading: I “solved” this by simply putting in some custom css for each category, since all events in the virtual calender view have the category as a class, it is quite easy to simply make a few different category styles, and add them to the events that needs to be highlighted. Some with bigger text, some with a different background color, etc. It makes it easier to overlook a lot of events in the calendar.
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing the solution.
– Brook
