Using the Jetpack Google Calendar Block Updated on October 18, 2023 by InMotion Hosting Contributor 1 Minutes, 48 Seconds to Read Jetpack brings a ton of functionality to WordPress. Some of the useful features include blocks that you can use in your pages or posts. If you’re a Google user like many, then you may want to make use of the Google Calendar Block. Follow the directions below to learn how to enable and use the feature in your WordPress site. Note that the following instructions require WordPress 5.0+ using the default editor. Additionally, you will need a Google Account in order to use the calendar. Finding and Adding the Google Calendar BlockUsing the Calendar Block How to Add the Calendar Block When you’re editing posts or pages you should be logged into the WordPress Administrator Dashboard with the appropriate credentials. Find the Google Calendar block in the Jetpack section Create or edit a post or page.Click on the circled + sign to add a new block in the visual editor.When the block window opens scroll down to the Jetpack section and select the Google Calendar block to add it to your post or page. Remember that there are a few steps that you need to take before you can add the calendar to your WordPress site. Using the Google Calendar Block Any calendar that you embed into your post or page must be set to public. You will need provide the permissions by following the provided directions in the link that you will see when you add the block. Example of Google Calendar block. Click the link to see how to change a calendar’s permissions. Once you have the block opened make sure you use the provided directions to make the calendar public and to obtain the calendar embed code. When you have the embed code, copy and paste it into the provided field in the block.Click on the Embed button. You will then see the Google Calendar embedded into our post or page! Check out the screenshot below to see how it might look: Example of an embedded Google Calendar Congratulations! You now know how to add and use the Google Calendar block in a post or page! For more tips, tricks, and tutorials, please see our WordPress Educational Channel. Share this Article InMotion Hosting Contributor Content Writer InMotion Hosting contributors are highly knowledgeable individuals who create relevant content on new trends and troubleshooting techniques to help you achieve your online goals! More Articles by InMotion Hosting Related Articles How to Add Social Media Icons and Social Media Buttons to WordPress Using Stackable for WordPress W3 Total Cache – Guide to WordPress Caching Using Wordfence Login Security for 2FA Top Monitoring Plugins for WordPress How to Setup an Affiliate System in WordPress Google Web Stories Creates Beautiful Content for WordPress Websites WordPress comment spam prevention with Akismet How to Use WP 2FA for WordPress Using Twentig to Build Your WordPress Site