Full Calendar combines up to five SharePoint calendars or lists into one month, week or agenda view, color-coded per source: the calendar overlay classic SharePoint had and modern pages lost. It supports classic SharePoint recurrence, including the patterns that trip up home-grown solutions.
Combine SharePoint calendars and event lists with a distinct color per source: department events, holidays, training and town halls in one picture.
A 42-cell month grid with multi-day lanes, a week view that handles overlapping events, and a 45-day agenda scan. Plus a full-screen Expand overlay.
Weekly, monthly, “third Thursday”: classic SharePoint recurrence is supported through a recurrence engine shared with Mini Calendar.
The calendar responds to the width it’s given: sidebar at wide, filter chips at medium, a dot-grid month with an upcoming list when narrow.
Classic SharePoint could overlay calendars in color. Modern pages replaced that with a single-source events view. Full Calendar restores the overlay: each source keeps its own color, and readers can filter to one source at a time.
Timed events render in the viewer’s local time, while date-only and all-day events stay on their calendar date. Dense schedules collapse cleanly into overflow controls so readers can inspect concurrent events without turning the week into visual sludge.
Full Calendar supports SharePoint’s full-width section on communication sites, so an events page can run edge to edge when the layout calls for it.
At narrower widths, the layout adapts automatically: the sidebar folds away, week view drops out, and a compact dot-grid month with an upcoming list takes over. The Expand button opens a full-screen view whenever readers want the big picture.
Setup and configuration guides live at help.zenpo.com. Common questions before you choose this web part:
Yes: up to five calendar or event lists, each with its own color. That combined, color-coded view is the core of the product.
Yes. Classic SharePoint recurrence is supported through a shared recurrence engine, including patterns like “third Thursday of every month.”
No. Full Calendar reads SharePoint calendars and lists only. It makes no Graph or Exchange calls, which also means no admin consent to negotiate.
Both. It adapts to its container: full experience when wide, filter chips at medium widths, and a compact month-plus-list mode when narrow.
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