An event consists of time and date information plus optional images and texts in multiple paragraphs.
The detail view shows the entire content including all images and text paragraphs. The output can be extensively adjusted using the element settings.
The detail view is usually intended for use on a detail page, as the target of the link of an teaser in a list. It can also be used directly on a page.
At home or with friends
Where it is most beautiful!
In 153 BC, the Romans moved the start of the official year from March 1 to January 1, the day the consuls took office, according to their calendar. However, the calendar year still kept the March style with March 1 as the start of the year. It was not until Caesar's calendar reform (Julian calendar) that the originally appended months of January and February were placed at the beginning of the year, so that the calendar year and the official year began on January 1.
As a result, the counting months (September, meaning “seventh”; October, “eighth”; November, ‘ninth’; December, “tenth”) also lost their positions corresponding to their names.
The church is closed to visitors during service times.
In the detail view, users of the website can optionally download the data for events and church services as an iCalendar file. This allows the event data to be transferred to a personal calendar.
To activate this option, the Show iCalendar link option is available in the element settings of the Formatter Detail View. If this is set, the Add to Calendar option is displayed.
The costs of an event can be specified in the form editor under the “Bookability” tab. Here, the Costs / price class entry must be activated.
The following options are available:
The display of the event performer in the detail view can be controlled via the element setting Show performers. The following settings are possible:
Allows to change the element layout using predefined CSS modifications.
Please note that a specific element may not support all listed modifications.
Controls how the key visual image is displayed.
The image format for small screens like smartphones.
Allows you to set the image size based on common formats.
The image will automatically be scaled so that the original pixels are best fitted to the selected target format.
Instead of the presets, you can also manually enter any format. Use "width-height", for example "5-1" for an extreme wide format.
The image format for large desktop screens.
Allows you to set the image size based on common formats.
The image will automatically be scaled so that the original pixels are best fitted to the selected target format.
Instead of the presets, you can also manually enter any format. Use "width-height", for example "5-1" for an extreme wide format.
Controls how the image is displayed.
The available options vary by element type.
In which size the image is displayed in further paragraphs for large "desktop" size screens.
In this case, "desktop" means screen size MD, LG, XL and XXL.
The image format for small screens like smartphones.
Allows you to set the image size based on common formats.
The image will automatically be scaled so that the original pixels are best fitted to the selected target format.
Instead of the presets, you can also manually enter any format. Use "width-height", for example "5-1" for an extreme wide format.
The image format for large desktop screens.
Allows you to set the image size based on common formats.
The image will automatically be scaled so that the original pixels are best fitted to the selected target format.
Instead of the presets, you can also manually enter any format. Use "width-height", for example "5-1" for an extreme wide format.
Shows information about the booking state for bookable events.
Enabling this can decrease page load performance.
Controls the importance level of the headline.
In addition to the display size this is relevant for search engines (SEO).
Controls whether, and if yes how the date is displayed.
Instead of the presets, you can also manually enter any format.
If you for example enter "EEE, dd-MM-yy", an output like "Sun, 01-10-17" is generated.
Detailed information about custom formats is available in the documentation about Java date formatting.
Adds an effect that is triggered if the mouse is moved over the element.
The effect is disabled for mobile devices.
Controls if elements can be directly placed in the attachment container on the detail page, or if a layout row must be placed first.
Place elements directly is easier to use, but limits the layout to a 'row 1 column (12 - full)'.
Place layout row first requires additional effort, but allows more flexible layouts using rows like '6 - 6' or '4 - 4 - 4'.
Controls if the map specified in this content is shown.
In the case of events, the map is shown below the event description including address and accessibility information. The map is shown in addition to the address information in the upper area. In order to show or hide the address information in the upper area, use the Show address setting.
Controls if the address or location specified in this content is shown.
Controls if the event type or number specified in this content is shown.
Controls if the copyright information for images is displayed as an overlay.
Controls if the costs specified in this content are shown.
Combine the links from the last paragraphs to a list of downloads.
Only paragraphs at the end that consist of just the link are combined.