Page Content Sections - Events Section

Use the Events Section when you want to show a full list of active events on a page.

What this section is for

This section is designed for a main events listing page.

Helpful details:

  • It pulls in all events currently returned by the active events query.
  • It does not have a category selector.
  • On default pages, the section uses the main page content area.
  • On landing pages, the content is centered inside a narrower container.

Fields in the Events Section

Headline

Use Headline if you want a visible title above the event list.

Headline Level

Use Headline Level to choose the heading level for the section title.

Helpful detail:

  • If you do not choose one, the section defaults to H2.

Intro Content

Use Intro Content to add instructions or context above the event list.

This is a good place for:

  • a short introduction to the page
  • registration reminders
  • simple guidance about what members should expect

Active

Use Active to control whether this section is included when the page is rendered.

Helpful detail:

  • If Active is turned off, the section stays in the page editor but does not appear on the website.

Important behavior to know

  • This section does not have a Section Title field.
  • This section does not have category filtering.
  • Events are sorted by Start Date, with earlier dates shown first.
  • Each event shows the event name, start and end dates, and the saved details content.
  • This section does not currently add a separate image, location line, or action button for each event.
  • Events remain in the list as long as they are active and within their activation and deactivation dates.
  • If there are no matching events, the page shows a simple message saying there are no events listed right now.

How to add an Events Section to a page

  1. Open the page you want to edit.
  2. Go to the Page Content area.
  3. Click Add new section.
  4. Choose Events Page.
  5. Add a Headline if you want one.
  6. Set Headline Level if needed.
  7. Add Intro Content if you want text above the event list.
  8. Make sure Active is turned on.
  9. Save the page.
  10. Review the page on the website.

Practical setup tips

  • Use this section on one main events page rather than repeating it on multiple pages.
  • Keep the intro brief so visitors reach the event list quickly.
  • Review the saved event details carefully, since they display directly in the section.
  • Turn off or update old events when you no longer want them shown.
  • If you only want a smaller preview, use an Events Teasers (3) Section instead.

If the section is not behaving as expected

Check these items first:

  • the page was saved after your edits
  • the section's Active toggle is turned on
  • the event record itself is active
  • the event's activation and deactivation dates are not excluding it
  • you are not expecting categories to filter this section
  • the issue is not coming from the event details content itself

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