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== Display in a K2 SIDEBAR MODULE ==
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If you are using K2 (http://getk2.com), an advanced template for WordPress, then
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there is an option for displaying the EventCalendar in the sidebar of your blog.
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Within the eventcalendar3 plugin directory, you will find a K2 directory that
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contains the ec3_sidebar_module.php. Copy this file into /app/modules/ of your
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K2 theme install.
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Next, go to 'Presentation > K2 Sidebar Modules'. You should see two new modules:
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'Event Calendar' and 'Upcoming Events' in the "Module's type" listing. Enter a
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module name, select an EC module and click on the 'Add' button. Your module
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name will appear on the left-hand side, currently appearing at the bottom of the
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list.
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By clicking on your module name, you will be able to see the module options.
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There are several parameters within this interface you can set:
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o You can change the module's name.
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o You can show/hide the module's name in the sidebar.
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o You can customize where the module appears in the sidebar.
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o Number of events to show in the Upcoming Events list. [Default: 5]
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You can move your EventCalendar module to any location within the sidebar by
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dragging it to the desired spot.
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Be sure to 'Save' before leaving so your changes will be recorded.
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Finally, if you want to control other aspects of the Event Calendar, please
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click on the link following these parameters within the module control. You will
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be taken to 'Event Calendar Options' so you can further customize the
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presentation of the Event Calendar plugin.
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