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Adding the Virto Calendar web part to a SharePoint classic page

Wiki Page

Click “+New” and select “Wiki Page.”

Selecting Wiki Page from the +New menu in SharePoint

Give your page a name and click “Create”.

Naming the new wiki page and clicking Create in SharePoint

In the “Insert” tab, find and click the “Web Part” icon.

Web Part icon highlighted in the Insert tab of the SharePoint ribbon

In the Categories section, locate and click the “Virto Solutions” folder, then select “Virto Calendar web part”. Click “Add” on the right side of the page.

Virto Calendar web part selected in the Virto Solutions category before clicking Add
Click "Add" on the right.

Click “Save” in the upper right corner.

Save button in the upper right corner of the SharePoint classic page editor

Your Virto Calendar is now ready to use.

Web Part Page

Click “+New” and select “Web Part Page.”

Selecting Web Part Page from the +New menu in SharePoint

Enter the name of your page, choose a layout, and select the location where you want the Web Part Page to be saved.

Setting the Web Part Page name, layout, and save location in SharePoint

Add your web part to any available location within the chosen template. Simply click “Add a Web Part” and follow the same two last steps described for a "Wiki Page."

Add a Web Part link shown in an empty zone of the SharePoint Web Part Page

Updated on August 12, 2026