The Single Event Page layout settings admin panel is where you’ll be able to adjust the frontend display for all your single event pages. The admin panel is designed to be super user friendly by allowing you to set the display order via drag-and-drop simplicity. If you set a module to display but an event … Read more
The Event Listings settings admin panel is where you’ll be able to adjust the frontend display for all your event listings. We frequently interchange the term List/Listing but know that they are one in the same. The admin panel is designed to be super user friendly by allowing you to set the display order via … Read more
Default Currency Symbol: because not everyone uses $ sign, but it is the default setting. Default Time Display: 12 or 24 hour with default setting of 12 hour. Time and Date Order: When displaying event start times, you can select whether to display the time before or after the date. “Time, then Date” or “Date, … Read more
Creating upcoming and recently added widgets is so smart, it’s not actually a traditional widget. Instead, we’ve designed the default Event Listings functionality to be fully compatible inside a text or Custom HTML widget. That’s right, all that’s needed to create an upcoming/recently added widget is create a listing and paste its shortcode into either … Read more
Designed as a set-up and forget tool to be used exclusively on single event pages, the widget prominently displays the most in-demand info ticket buyers look for in the form of the event name, dates/times, ticket price, ticket purchase link, Venue name, and a Google Map link. Better still, it automatically lists related info for … Read more
From the “Event Calendars” admin panel, either open an existing Event Calendar or select “Add New.” Title: This is for admin purposes only so make use something descriptive to help identify where it is being used. Event Click Action: This controls what happens when a user clicks/taps on an event or occurrence inside a calendar. Display … Read more
From the “Event Listings” admin panel, either open an existing Event Listing or select “Add New.” For most users, event lists serve as the backbone of your frontend event overview displays. As such, we have packed our event listing tool with the most comprehensive set of standard features you can find among other WordPress event … Read more
Venues are a required taxonomy for all events. You will need to enter a venue before it can be assigned to an event occurrence. Unlike other event taxonomies, venues may be assigned on a per occurrence basis. To get started, navigate to “Events > Venues.” Name: This will appear on the frontend to site visitors but has no bearing … Read more
Seasons are a required taxonomy for all events. They are used to help you group events in chronological fashion, such as a season or partial season, as well as providing a way to filter their display in/out of event calendars and listings. Name: Enter the season name. Unlike categories, this is for admin purposes only … Read more
Categories are a required taxonomy for all events. They are used to help you group similar types of events as well as providing a way to filter their display in/out of event calendars and listings. Name: Keep in mind, this will show on the frontend to site visitors. Parent Category: Assign a parent term to … Read more