Cancel Event for Listeo v1.3.1 - What’s new

Organizers can now cancel published events from My Listings without deleting them, so event pages stay online instead of becoming 404 errors.

Visitors see a clear Event Cancelled notice and optional organizer message, while new bookings are blocked.

A dedicated Cancelled Events dashboard view keeps cancelled events separate and lets organizers restore them when needed.

The `[listeo_cancelled_events]` shortcode can display cancelled events with the familiar Listeo listing cards.

ListingPilot license activation, automatic updates, and installation security reporting are included in the standard ListingPilot interface.

The cancellation notice and Settings screen now use a clearer, more professional ListingPilot design.

Cancelled listing cards now show one correctly styled red status with the right icon and visitor-friendly label.

Unrelated WordPress admin notices no longer appear on the Cancel Event Settings screen.

The cancellation styles now load only on event pages, keeping the rest of the site slightly faster.

Listeo owners can now cancel and restore their own events without needing administrator editing permissions.

The cancellation notice now appears directly above the event details without the decorative side column, and the single-page Cancelled value uses the requested red colour.

The Cancelled badge beside the event title is now larger and easier to read.

The Listeo theme can no longer override the requested 14px Cancelled title badge size.

The redundant Cancelled schema row no longer appears in the single event details list.

The frontend cancellation notice now uses a cleaner flat design without a box shadow.

Choose exactly which listing types, and optionally which categories, organizers can cancel, straight from the plugin settings.

Cancelled listings now show the Cancelled badge on listing cards in archives, region and category pages, not only on the listing itself.

On listing cards the cancelled status now appears next to the event dates, styled like every other listing detail.

Multiple ListingPilot plugins can now run together without shared licensing or update components causing a critical site error.

With several ListingPilot plugins active at once, the site could go completely blank — front end and admin. Every plugin now checks the shared licensing component before using it, and all of them ship the same version of it.

Cancelled events now use a status name of their own. The plugin previously claimed the generic name "cancelled" for the whole site, which could make another plugin's cancelled records — cancelled bookings, for example — publicly visible. Existing cancelled events are moved across automatically and your links keep working.

Deleting the plugin now only restores the events this plugin cancelled, and leaves anything another plugin cancelled alone.