Your event

Content

Your own words about the event, on a page of their own.

Your eventShareContent

What you can do here

Write a page

Write a page in the same editor you use for messages, at an address you choose.

6 steps

Put your own writing on a page

Show something you have written on any screen a booker sees, or in the emails they get, at whichever place you choose.

5 steps

Use one for anything that needs more room than the event page has, such as a full list of frequently asked questions or directions to the venue.

go.tito.io/acme/summer-fetes-summer-fete/admin/content

You'll find Content under Share in the sidebar. If it isn't there yet, it's in All features. The section appears once the event has a page.

Where a page lives

Your page is under the event, so an event at your-event has its FAQs at your-event/faq. It's available at both of your event's addresses:

youraccount.go.tito.io/your-event/faq on your own site
go.tito.io/your-account/your-event/faq on the shared address

Which one you hand out is up to you. Both addresses work.

Finding one

The box at the top of the list searches what your pieces are called and the addresses they are at. Filter narrows the list to the ones with a page of their own, or the ones you have put on a screen. A piece that is both is under either.

Where it appears lists each piece's address and the screens and emails it's on. An address marked off is closed.

Open a piece whose address is on to see its full address, with buttons to copy it or open it in a new tab.

On a piece with an address, the row's menu holds Turn its address off or Turn its address on, so you can close or open the address without opening the piece.

What a page is for

A page holds your words and pictures. It has no ticket list and no buy button, so people still order from the event page.

Nothing links to a new page automatically. You add the link yourself, which is why a short address is worth having.