Thanks for the suggestion. It's already there!

http://www.hebcal.com/shabbat/?geo=zip&zip=95670&city=&geonameid=&city-typeahead=Rancho+Cordova%2C+CA+95670&m=50

Thanks for your message. Hebcal uses the same schema as http://www.kosherjava.com/ - both are derived from a 1998 implementation in Lisp by Bob Newell

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.emacs/Gr-rijg2kgM

The Wikipedia article on קדשים‎‎ describes Maimonides' ordering of the tractates which disagrees with our version.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kodashim#Reasoning_for_order_of_tractates_according_to_Maimonides

In particular, Maimonides places Kinnim last (and we place it between Meilah and Tamid).

If you’d like to include candle-lighting times for Shabbat and holidays, be sure to adjust the urlparameter to include c=on and one of the location fields (such as geonameid=3448439 for São Paulo, Brazil).

You may need to consult the FullCalendar.io documentation on how to use non-English names for the days of the week.

No, sorry, we don't offer that feature.

use &lg=h instead of &lg=s in the Hebcal URL for Hebrew. You may need to consult the FullCalendar.io documentation on RTL support on their end.

Fixed now.

Thanks! We'll get this fixed.

Yes.

Our apologies; we haven't had time to touch the wordpress plugin in a very, very long time.

You can generate Torah reading schedule for any year. Try this for Diaspora 2017

https://www.hebcal.com/hebcal/?year=2007&v=1&month=x&yt=G&s=on&i=off&set=off