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Calendar views

How to use the content calendar to visualize your publishing schedule across month, week, day, and agenda views, and how to reschedule by dragging posts.

Accessing the calendar

Navigate to Social โ†’ Calendar in the sidebar. The calendar shows all your scheduled and published posts across every connected destination. A timezone badge in the header indicates which timezone is being used for display.

Content calendar showing scheduled posts in month view
The content calendar in month view showing scheduled posts across your destinations.

Calendar views

Switch between four views using the buttons in the header:

ViewShowsBest for
MonthAll days in the current month with post counts per dayGetting an overview of your publishing cadence across the month
WeekSeven days with 30-minute time slotsSeeing exactly when posts are going out during a typical week
DayA single day with 30-minute time slotsDetailed view of a busy publishing day
AgendaA chronological list of upcoming posts grouped by dayQuickly scanning upcoming posts without the visual calendar grid

Use the left and right arrows to move backward and forward (by month, week, or day depending on the view). Click the Today button to jump back to the current date.

Viewing post details

Click any post on the calendar to open a details dialog. The dialog shows the post caption, destination, scheduling method (queue, fixed time, or publish now), status, and scheduled or published time. From this dialog you can reschedule the post, cancel it, skip the slot, publish it immediately, or retry a failed publish.

Rescheduling by dragging

In the Month, Week, and Day views, you can drag a post to a different time or day to reschedule it. In Month view, dragging to a different day keeps the original time. In Week and Day views, dragging to a different time slot changes both the date and time. This is a quick way to adjust your schedule without opening dialogs.

Overflow indicators

On busy days in Month view, if more than four posts are scheduled, the calendar shows a "+N" indicator. Click it to see all posts for that day in a detail view.