Overview #
Huski Events organizes event management into a WordPress admin menu. The main event list is where you create and edit events. Supporting screens help you manage attendees, settings, speakers, custom event fields, and style options.
The easiest way to think about it is this: events are the public pages, attendees are the registration records, and the supporting screens help shape how events look, collect information, and process payments.
Common Admin Areas #
- Huski Events: Create, edit, publish, and organize events.
- Attendees: Review registrations created through checkout.
- Event Categories: Organize events by category.
- Speakers: Build reusable speaker profiles and assign them to events.
- Event Fields: Create reusable event-level details and notification tokens.
- Settings: Manage updates, pay by check instructions, Stripe API settings, and shortcode reference.
- Customize Styles: Adjust front-end design and Stripe checkout branding.
Which Screen Should I Use? #
- Need to create an event? Use Huski Events.
- Need to check who registered? Use Attendees.
- Need to create speaker profiles? Use Speakers.
- Need Stripe or check payment settings? Use Settings.
- Need to change colors? Use Customize Styles.
Troubleshooting #
- The menu is missing: Make sure the plugin is active.
- I only see some screens: Check your WordPress permissions.
- Attendees appear in a separate place: They are part of Huski Events but stored as their own admin record type.
That’s it, dawg!
