Compact List calendar view

Use when your goal is to

Control which event fields display in the calendar, the order in which they appear, and, for some fields, the maximum number of characters.
Control the number of events that display per page.
Group events using standard or custom time blocks.
Tell more more about custom grouping.
Subgroup events by start time, time block, location, or description.
Display the calendar name with each event.
Tip This is particularly useful when you publish a calendar with other calendars mixed in and you want to identify the calendars to which events belong.

What are mixed-in calendars?
Present event information in a compact format.

Don't use when your goal is to

Label the event fields that display in the calendar (for example, Description, Time, Location).
Present events in a traditional calendar view (such as a month or day view).
Provide lots of detail with each event on the calendar.

Description Each event represents one line in a list of grouped (and possibly subgrouped) events.

Examples

Two calendars in compact list view

Top left calendar

Bottom right calendar

Events are grouped by day and subgrouped by time.
All-day events display at the top under the 12am time slot.
Description, Time, and Calendar Name fields are displayed.
Event actions are hidden.
What are event actions?

Tip Visitors can still take event actions by clicking a description to open the event detail view.

Events are grouped by day with no subgrouping.
Description, Time, and Location fields are displayed.
Visitors can select multiple events (using the check boxes to the left of each event title), and then take an event action, such as adding the events to their personal calendars.
What are event actions?
A yellow background color identfies events from a mixed-in calendar.
What are mixed-in calendars?