You can use the values ‘month+1’, ‘month+2’, etc., to display future months. You’d need to use three separate shortcodes to display each calendar; they’d be independent calendar views, and you’d have to arrange the layout yourself, since it’s not part of the default functionality.
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rovel
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply, i now have 2 months in the mini-calendar side by side.
Unfortunately I can’t get 3 (or more) months to work, since “month+2” is not valid, only month and month+1 are accepted.
Thanks for your help.
Ah, I’m sorry – I’ve only implemented the further months in the Upcoming Events list, so far. There are some complications in the main calendar that makes things more difficult.
You can use the ‘mc_filter_year’, ‘mc_filter_month’, and ‘mc_filter_day’ parameters to pass a specific date into a calendar view; it’s a bit more complicated, but it could give you that additional month.
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rovel
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Thanks, i’ll try that, but like you said: it will be a bit(/lot) more complicated 🙂
