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Description

Displays the calendar (defaults to current month/year). Days with posts are styled as such. This tag can be used anywhere within a template.

Usage

 <?php get_calendar( $initial, $echo ); ?> 

Parameters

$initial

(boolean) (optional) If true, the day will be displayed using a one-letter initial; if false, an abbreviation based on your localization will be used.

Default: True

• False - causes "Sunday" to be displayed as "Sun"
• True - causes it to be "S"

$echo

(boolean) (optional) Determines whether or not the calendar should be displayed.

Default: True

• False - Returns calendar, but does not echo it to screen
• True - Echos calendar, but does not return it to a variable

Examples

Default Usage

Displays calendar highlighting any dates with posts.

<?php get_calendar(); ?>

Displays Weekday Abbrevations

Display days using one-letter initial only; in 1.5, displays initial based on your WordPress Localization.

<?php get_calendar(true); ?>

Notes

Change Log

Since: 1.0.0

Source Code

get_calendar() is located in wp-includes/general-template.php.

Related

get_calendar(), get_day_link(), get_month_link(), get_the_date(), get_the_time(), get_year_link(), single_month_title(), the_date(), the_date_xml(), the_modified_date(), get_the_modified_date(), the_modified_time(), get_the_modified_time(), the_time()