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The Event Website Builder

This feature is available only for Enterprise and White Label Plans

Ariane Ramirez avatar
Written by Ariane Ramirez
Updated over a week ago

Whether planning a corporate conference, a product launch, or a community gathering, the advanced drag-and-drop page builder offers unparalleled flexibility. You can effortlessly customize layouts, experiment with various design elements, and visualize the result in real-time. Instead of using our default landing page design, you can create your own and create multiple pages. This level of control ensures that every event page has your branding and is tailored to meet the unique requirements of the occasion, fostering a seamless and immersive experience for attendees.

Note: This feature is available for Enterprise and White Label Plans only

Click the buttons below to see sample pages created through the Event Website Builder


Getting Started with the Event Website Builder

  • Go to Event Design

  • In Event Website, click Create Advanced Website

  • Choose whether to start with a blank page or the existing event template (similar to Theme C)

  • Click Get Started

  • Add the page name and other page settings

    • Name: add a name to your page

    • This is the Event Homepage: check this box if you want this page to be your official landing page.

    • URL: edit the slug (last part of the URL) by clicking the blue text.

  • Click Create when done. You can always go back later to the page settings to edit.

Note: If you're using the existing event template that looks like Theme C on the standard builder, the Register and Enter Event buttons do not behave the same on the standard event landing page.

The Register button will not be grayed out if the logged-in user has a ticket and the Enter Event button will not appear when the event opens when using the template. We are currently working on enhancing this feature.

For now, the workaround is to place a hidden enter event button that links to the virtual event hub. Then, when the event opens, unhide the button.


The Template Editor

After clicking Create, it will take you to the template editor. Here, you can start customizing the page by dragging elements (e.g., event widgets, buttons, images, videos, icons, text, etc.) to the page. You can also click on a page element to change the settings of that element.

  1. Page Template - this is the layout of your page; you can edit, add, and delete other page elements in this area.

  2. Back to Admin Console - click the arrow to exit the Page Editor without saving any of your changes; this will redirect you to the Admin Console's Event Design tab.

  3. Page Status - shows whether the page is still on draft or active.

  4. Exit - brings you back to the admin console without saving any of your changes.

  5. ? - This redirects to the knowledge base for help articles

  6. Preview - opens a new tab to open the page

  7. Activate / Disable - allows you to make the page accessible/inaccessible to any viewers

  8. Save - click to save the changes you've done to the page

  9. Desktop / Mobile View - allows you to change views while editing the page

  10. Timeline - this shows after the first edit has been made to the page. This will show you the history of what actions were done to the page, along with a time stamp.

  11. Undo / Redo - this shows after the first edit has been made to the page. Allows you to undo or redo your last action.

  12. Page Editing Menu - This menu has 3 subtabs: Content, Rows & Settings. These are the elements you add to your page and where you adjust the settings of each element.

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