The theme developers at Event Manager Blog have added compatibility for EE4 into their gorgeous premium event themes, Fudge, Januas, Tyler, and Vertoh. If you’re in the market for a premium WordPress event theme, we’d recommend you check these out.
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Fudge
Fudge allows you to display your event on a single, stylish scrollable page without compromising on functionalities and advanced performer and session management. Perfect for conference website template for Meetings, Annual Events, Workshops, Seminars.
Januas
If you plan multiple events a year, Januas is the perfect solution to display all of your conferences, seminars, meetings or workshops under one roof. You can easily categorize each event and feature events on your homepage.
Tyler
Tyler is a powerful event WordPress theme that offers all the features you need in an event website. Dedicated Speaker and Schedule page, and Social media integration. Perfect for large meetings, conferences and annual events.
Vertoh
Vertoh offers conferences and exhibitions a unique bundle of features to fit any type and size of event. You can add or remove sections to fit your conference/exhibition style.
Using Event Espresso 4 with Fudge, Januas, Tyler and Vertoh
Event Manager Blog has tried to keep the integration with EE4 as easy as possible. All that is required is that you configure your event and use the event-specific shortcode in one location.
Here’s the easy-to-follow documentation on using EE4 with Fudge and Tyler.
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Are you a theme developer?
Here a few resources to assist theme developers who want to integrate with EE4:
- Iced Mocha theme for Event Espresso 4
- _s_ee – a Underscores base theme that integrates with Event Espresso 4.
- GitHub – access our private repository.
- Theming in Event Espresso 4.
- CPTs in Event Espresso 4.
I purchased Fudge and am happy with it. As a word of caution be aware that there is no support with the ‘Theme only’ package – none at all, no forums, nothing. You need to buy support and I am not sure what that really entitles you to eg I guess they will tell you ‘how to ….’ but I’m not sure if they will give you code to move the logo etc like other theme providers do. I don’t generally buy support because I am downunder and it is rarely available when I need it, I’ve usually figured it out by then. That said, I had a problem – EE4 pricing wouldn’t show so I emailed them login details and they fixed it quickly. Overall a great simple 1 event theme that works well with Event Espresso but not for the newbie.