With Event Actions, you give calendar visitors access to the Event Actions web app.
Publishers with administrative privileges can customize the web app environment to reflect your organization's preferences and brand. Notice in the screenshot below, the custom colors and logo we used for the fictional 25Live University:
I'd like an overview of visitor accounts and the web app.
Custom colors and logo for the fictional 25Live University
The Event Actions web app customization settings are available at the organization (customer) level. This means that the custom settings apply to all published calendars created in that organization's publisher accounts.
Visitors who access the web app from any of the organization's published calendars will see the same organization name, logo, colors, visitor account sign-in methods, date/time options, and more.
Note The Event Actions web app is fully responsive. It has been designed to respond automatically to the device a visitor is using so it performs well in both desktop and mobile environments.
You can customize aspects of how the Event Actions web app behaves and how it looks.
For more detailed descriptions of each option, see How to customize the Event Actions web app.
As you go through the process of customizing the Event Actions web app, it's a good idea to preview frequently (see step 4 below) so you can gauge the effects of specific settings.
Tell me more about event actions.
To customize the Event Actions web app:
For more previewing advice, see the introduction to this section.
Options include:
Organization names in the Event Actions web app menu.
Note Only visitors who interact with 25Live calendars published by more than one organization see the My Organizations section in the menu.
If you have any questions, please email 25Live Sales or call 1-800-925-0388.
The links appear in the footer in Event Actions:
Important For organizations that are targeting customers in the EEA, the 25Live-hosted calendar is available only for the signed-in Publisher account.
The logo images you upload here appear on the left side of the web app banner section.
Logo in the Event Actions web app banner section.
Tips
If you're offering visitor accounts, you can make them optional or required. Optional means all visitors can perform calendar and event actions and can opt to sign in. Required means that calendar and event actions will be available only to visitors who set up accounts.
Tip You can also select Not available to hide the sign-in options. Visitors will be able to take event actions and see your customized event actions pages. However, they will not be able to save events or benefit from other features the Event Actions web app offers.
Select the sign-in methods you want visitors to be able to use. By default, visitors can sign in using their Facebook, Google, or Microsoft accounts. (If visitors sign into Event Actions using their Microsoft account, they can add events to their work, school, or personal calendar hosted on Microsoft 365 or Outlook.com.)
I'd like more information about single sign-on.
Organizer sign in link. Relevant only when you're using event check in. Event organizers with 25Live accounts can't sign in directly from the My Events page, although they can from the link in the organizer introduction email they receive. Selecting Yes adds an Organizer sign in link to the top of the My Events page, making it possible for organizers to sign in using their 25Live credentials.
I'd like more information about setting up check in for events.
If you secure your calendar by requiring sign in with a visitor account, and if supported by your identity provider, you can change the default domain used with event actions for your account.
Using trumba.com as the domain for event actions can optimize performance for the single sign in and single sign out processes (when supported). See Single sign-on.
Add to My Calendar and Forward to Friends actions hidden in Event Actions panel and web app.
For example, if you publish private events, you might want to hide the Add to My Calendar and Forward to Friends event actions.
Hiding Add to My Calendar and Forward to Friends actions.
If you support the Add to My Calendar action, you might want to limit the calendar types to which visitors can add events.
Hiding selected calendar types.
Where is the Google Apps option? With Event Actions, it isn't necessary to specifically set up support for adding events to Google Apps calendars. Visitors who use Google to sign in to their visitor accounts will automatically have the option of using their Google Apps sign-in credentials.
When you choose colors for the banner, title bar, links, and buttons in the Event Actions web app, you can either type a specific hexadecimal color value or use the Color Picker.
One advantage of using the Color Picker is that you can create a custom color palette based on the logo image that you include in the web app banner.
I'd like more details about using the Color Picker.
The banner is the area at the top of the Event Actions web app. The banner contains your logo, a signed-in visitor's avatar, and the menu icon.
If you use a background color other than white, you might want to save the logo image as a transparent .png or surround the image with a color that matches the background.
The title bar is the area under the banner that labels the current page. The list of pages includes Event Actions, My Events, My Calendars, Event Detail, and Account Settings.
The color you apply to the title bar text is automatically applied to the background for the Help icon that opens the page FAQ.
Title bar for the My Calendars page with FAQ Help icon.
In the Event Actions web app, visitors see links on the My Events and My Calendars pages.
For example, on the My Events page, visitors can click the event title link to see the event details. On the My Calendars page, visitors can click the calendar name to see a list of subscription options. Or, they can click a link to navigate to the full calendar.
You can customize the link and hover colors and add underlining to the link and hover states if you prefer.
Custom link colors and styles, My Events page.
Visitors see a variety of buttons as they move through the Event Actions web app. For example, they see buttons for committing actions (Submit, Save, Subscribe), abandoning actions (Cancel, Close), navigating between pages (Back, My Calendars, My Events), and deleting events.
You can customize the colors for these four button categories. The color labeled link in the Styles form is the button color before a visitor hovers over the button.
Show me which buttons belong to each of the four categories.
