Overview of the event organizer module

The Event Organizer module shows the event’s organizer name, or several names separated by the separator you choose.

How to add the event organizer module to your page

1. Open your page in the Divi Visual Builder.
2. Click the gray (+) icon inside a row to add a new module.
3. Search for Event Organizer in the module search box.
4. Click the module to insert it. Its settings open on the right.

Content tab settings

The Content tab controls which events the module shows and how they are displayed. The module-specific settings are grouped into the toggles below; Link, Background and Element Label are the standard Divi options.

Event

• Event Source: Which event source this module reads from. Site default follows the setting under Divi Extended → Events; pinning one lets a second module on the same page read from another, which is a supported configuration rather than a migration step.
• Event: Which event this shows. “This event” follows the event the page is about, so one layout serves every event, and is offered only where there is one — a single event or a Theme Builder template. Options: This event, Next upcoming event, A specific event.
• Choose Event: The event this shows. If it is later deleted or unpublished the module renders nothing rather than switching to another event, so a pinned field never quietly becomes a different event’s.

Display

• Separator: Sits between organizers when an event has more than one. It is never added after the last name.

Tip: Use Event = This event in a Theme Builder single event template so each event page shows its own organizer.

Design tab settings

The Design tab lets you style every part of the module. Each toggle below controls one element:

• Organizer: style of the organizer name.
• Sizing, Spacing, Border, Box Shadow, Filters, Transform, Animation: the standard Divi design options for the whole module.

Advanced tab settings

The Advanced tab has the standard Divi options: Attributes (add a CSS class or ID), CSS, HTML, Conditions, Interactions, Visibility, Transitions, Position and Scroll Effects.