Overview #
Event Tabs let you organize event content into sections. This is useful when an event has a lot of supporting information, such as schedule details, FAQs, speaker information, venue information, or sponsor notes.
Instead of making visitors scroll through one long page, tabs can break the content into easier pieces.
Where to Find It #
Open an event and look for the event tabs editor section.
What You Can Manage #
- Tab title: The label visitors see.
- Tab content: The rich content shown inside the tab.
- Tab order: The order tabs appear on the event page.
- Speakers tab: The plugin can sync a speakers tab when speakers are assigned.
How to Add Tabs #
- Open the event editor.
- Find the tabs section.
- Add a tab.
- Enter the tab title.
- Add the tab content.
- Repeat for additional tabs.
- Save or update the event.
- Review the public event page.
Best Practices #
- Use short, clear tab titles.
- Keep each tab focused on one topic.
- Do not create tabs for tiny amounts of content.
- Review tabs on mobile if your audience uses phones.
- Use the speakers tab when speaker profiles are part of the event.
Troubleshooting #
- Tabs do not show: Confirm the event was saved and the theme/template supports the event tabs output.
- A tab title is wrong: Edit the tab row and update the event.
- Speaker information is missing: Confirm speakers are assigned to the event.
That’s it, dawg!
