Primary Display Setup

Display refers to the look and feel of an Event's Forms, Websites and Emails. The Primary Display page offers simple configuration options, such as colors and fonts for non-technical users. Primary Display enables page design configuration for about 80% of the look and feel of the pages. Primary Display supports defining either a single header image or a header and footer for each page. Header and footer content may include images, text and dynamic data fields.

Display Setup

The settings under Plan > Display > Primary Display determine the basic display behavior in the Forms that attendees see online. For most Users, this section is where page design aspects are configured. Page design aspects include background color, default font, and page width.

Some basic settings configured under Plan > Display > Primary Display override advanced display settings made under Extended Display. Users must select one of these two options.

1. Select Do not overwrite advanced settings if primarily using Extended Display settings to determine page appearance. 2. Select Overwrite advanced settings with basic ones to use the Display Setup here to determine page appearance.

1. Background Color, Page Width, and Page Alignment basic settings overwrite the Body, Form, and Table settings from Extended Display. 2. Font Face, Font Size, and Font Colors overwrite the font attributes from Extended Display.

Colors

For colors, use any of these three methods. The color picker is located directly next to the data field. Users can enter the HTML color name. Users can enter the Hex color code.

This applies only if the image and header both exist.

Default = Left/right.

Custom Header and Footer

Data fields

Data fields allow inserting dynamic data fields (DDFs) into the page title, header, or footer.

1. Place the cursor at the relevant position in the Title, Header, or Footer. 2. Select a field in the Data Fields drop-down list. 3. Click the relevant button ( Add to Title, Add to Header, or Add to Footer ) to insert that field.

Users may enter plain text, with or without either HTML tags. To use the HTML editor, click </> in the lower right corner of each field.