Skip to main content

Event Details

Here you see the full details for a single event.

Written by Ronny Christensen

How to get here

  1. In the left-hand menu, click Events.

  2. Click any event in the list.

  3. You are now on the Event details screen.

1. Review the toolbar

At the top of the page you will see a toolbar with two actions:

Back — Click this button to return to the event list.

Edit (pencil icon) — Click this icon to open the edit screen for the current event.

2. Switch between tabs

Below the toolbar there are two tabs: Overview and Attendees. Click a tab to switch the view. The Attendees tab shows a small badge with the number of attendees.

3. View the Overview tab

When the Overview tab is selected, you will see the following sections from top to bottom:

Image gallery

The event's images are shown in a grid layout. The first image is displayed large on the left. Up to four additional images are shown in a smaller grid on the right. Click any image to open it in a full-screen lightbox view. Use the lightbox to browse all images, then close it when done.

Event title

The event title is displayed in large, bold text. Next to the title you will find a Share button (share icon) to share the event, and a Favourite toggle (heart icon) to mark or unmark the event as a favourite. It is enabled by default.

Date information

Available shows the registration window — from the date registrations open to the date they close. Duration shows the actual event period — from the start date to the end date. Each date field is shown with a calendar or clock icon for easy identification.

Description

Below the dates, the full event description is rendered as rich text (formatted content with headings, lists, links, etc.).

4. View the Attendees tab

When the Attendees tab is selected, you will see a grid of attendee cards. Each card shows the attendee's profile picture (or a default avatar), name, a red phone icon to start a phone call, and a blue email icon to open your email client with the attendee's address. Cards are arranged in a responsive grid: one column on mobile, two on tablets, and three on desktop.

Did this answer your question?