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Single Event Template for The Events Calendar in Bricks

Updated on 19 Sep 2024

The Events Calendar is one of the most popular event plugins for WordPress.

With The Events Calendar active, single event pages appear fine out of the box in Bricks.

However, in certain situations, you may want to customize the layout inside the Bricks editor and in this Pro tutorial, we share how this can be done.

Step 1

Go to Events → Settings → Display.

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