Design the event page and its search appearance

Create the event’s banner

Banner Image

Overrides the default banner for the event page and configured featured-event banner placements. Use the upload or library controls, then check the crop on desktop and mobile.

Banner Title

Set the main text for the event banner. Keep it short enough to remain legible over your chosen image.

Banner Subtitle

Add a supporting line, such as the artist or a useful reason to attend. Do not rely on an image alone to communicate essential text.

Banner Button

Set the banner call-to-action text, such as Book your place. The website determines the destination and behaviour; this is not a general-purpose URL field. Test the rendered button.

Banner Logo

An event-specific logo override for templates that support it. The editor describes it as sitting over the banner and replacing the normal header logo. Check your own template before relying on that presentation.

Video: Youtube URL

Supply a YouTube video address for a video-capable banner. Preview the event on a phone and check loading and readability. The video in Content is a separate placement.

A feature image represents the event in listings; a banner is a wide introduction to the event page. They can use different photographs. Keep the people and activity visible behind readable foreground text, and avoid putting small-print event details inside the artwork.

Set the page address and search text

File Name

The event page’s address identifier. Use a short, readable name and check the resulting public URL in preview. Preserve established addresses when updating an event. Changing an address can break links unless a redirect is arranged.

Page Title

The title supplied for the browser and search presentation. Describe the event and, where useful, the venue. This can be more informative than the short display title. Search engines may choose different wording.

Meta Description

A concise summary explaining the event and its appeal. Use natural language; repeating keywords does not make a useful description. Search engines may generate their own snippet.

Template

Choose the configured layout used to render this event. A template can determine which optional fields appear. Preview the whole page after changing it, including the ticket area.

Security → Permissions

Includes a Secure option for configured access-controlled pages. Confirm the account and template’s access rules, then test as a signed-out visitor and an intended attendee. Selecting a label alone is not a substitute for verifying access.

Choose how the event is promoted

Show Attendees

Options include No, Yes - Total and Yes - Full List, plus an unset value. On templates that support it, choose whether to show no attendee information, a total or a list. Check what details are exposed before enabling a full list.

Twitter Hastag

This is the label shown in the editor for the event hashtag. Use a short, recognisable tag and check how your website places it in sharing links.

Hide Social Share Buttons

Hides the template’s supported social-share controls. It does not prevent a visitor copying or sharing the event URL.

Feature

Marks the event for configured featured-event placements. Check the relevant listing after publication.

Show On Banners

Makes the event eligible for configured banner placements. Supply appropriate banner artwork and check the actual website banner; position and selection depend on the template.

Featured placement helps people discover the event on your website. It does not send a newsletter. To promote the event to your opted-in customer list, prepare and review the weekly gig guide separately.

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Review the complete presentation

1. Save & Preview and inspect the event banner, main image and title together.
2. Check that the heading and button are readable against the photograph.
3. Review the same page at a narrow width, including banner video and logo placement.
4. Open the banner button, booking link and any social-share links to confirm their destinations.
5. Check the public featured listing and banner after publication. If a setting has no effect, confirm that the selected template supports it before changing unrelated fields.