Events Global Settings
On the next image and in your dashboard you can see menu item called “Events” in “Theme Options”. This is where you can setup some global settings for your events.
Introduction
Using global settings you can set, lets say same layout and sidebar for all event posts that you will create. But you can always overwrite this setting for each post. There are lots of setting below the editor, or at the left side, when you edit events post. Check layout settings for event post.
Note: To make global settings work you need to make sure that, for example, event post layout setting is set to Use global or Use global Sidebar
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Layout settings for events listing
First two options controls position of sidebar for events listings and which instance of sidebars to use. Our theme is scalable and can be used with (Left Sidebar and Right Sidebar) or without sidebars (Full width).
Sidebar position for events listing – this option allows you to choose where the sidebar should be placed at events category pages: on the left, right side or completely removed (full width).
Sidebar for events listing – select which of the sidebar you would like to use at events category pages. You can learn how to create sidebar here: Setup sidebars
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Layout settings for single event posts
For single event post you can customize next options:
Sidebar position for single event post – this option allows you to choose where the sidebar should be placed at events posts: on the left, right side or completely removed (full width).
Sidebar for single event post – select which of the sidebar you would like to use at single event posts. You can learn how to create sidebar here: Setup sidebars
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Map Settings
This options allows you to set following options for google map on events pages:
Map types – Allow your readers to change the map type (street, satellite, or hybrid)
Scroll wheel zoom – Enable zoom with the mouse scroll wheel
Tooltips – Show marker titles as a “tooltip” on mouse-over
Language – Use a specific for map controls (defaults – browser language). Read Google Maps API docs for more info.
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Custom Slugs
Also you can set your custom slugs for events post and taxonomy.
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