Event List
An event list contains a repeating group of event items. To begin, wrap this module in a <section class="event-list">
. Then use <article class="event-item">
to group each individual event together.
An .event-item
has the following primary child elements.
.title
- A short title that is linkable to event detail.description
- A short summary or teaser for the event.start-date
- Date of the event
An event list can appear in location other than the main content area. The sidebar or inside of a panel for example. The markup in all cases will be exactly the same. NOTE: When used within the sidebar, the icons will be removed automatically.
Schema Options (microdata)
This module is also available as a schema.org formatted module. Many applications, especially search engines, can benefit greatly from this structured data. Pages marked up using microdata enable search engines to understand the information on web pages and provide richer search results in order to make it easier for users to find relevant information on the web.
Using microdata is optional, but highly encouraged. In the source code section, samples for plain html and the microdata version are both included.
Example:
Sample Event Title
Sample Event Title
Source Code:
NOTE: This module makes use of a datetime
property set in the ISO 8601 format. Be sure to set the time correctly for each event-item.
Event List with Thumbnails
Event can also include a thumbnail image and layout that is similar to News Lists. To achieve this layout, add a .thumbnail
div surrounding an image just inside the article
element. Then wrap .title
, .description
, and .start-date
in a new div called .info
This will allow the image to be floated left of the information block.
Example:
Sample Event Title
Sample Event Title
Sample Event Title
Source Code:
NOTE: This module makes use of a datetime
property set in the ISO 8601 format. Be sure to set the time correctly for each event-item.
Example of events in a panel:
Events can be included in a panel. See Panels with Photos.