I am loving RSForms! Pro and RSEvents! Pro integration. Until I got to the point of needing to change the look and feel of the event page. It appears that making HTML changes needs to be done by overriding a PHP file. That seems way too difficult.

Perhaps somebody can give me some pointers. I have followed the instructions to make a copy of show.php as descriped here: www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/r...s-look-and-feel.html

I have to say that this is going way over my head and will require much time to figure out. I am so used to the PHP code and the HTML code being separated. But, apparently not in this case. If I am missing something please let me know. I would like to remove the area that shows I posted the event and shows my email and phone number. I would like to reduce the size of the html for the title and include images, etc...

I am starting to think that the easiest way to get a nice looking event page may be to publish the actual event page to a hidden menu so that nobody sees it. Then create a page with a link to the Join page so people can sign up. But, that seems like too much of a hack.

Any suggestions?

Here is an image of the page I would like to improve: imgur.com/a/u9QUb16

Thanks for any suggestions.

I currently have this page located at healthreboot.com/sign-up/event/1

I am wondering if there might be some layout options with RSEvents Pro like there is with RSForms Pro. Maybe a Bootstrap layout will improve things?

Hello,

You don't need template overrides for these adjustments, for example:

1. 'I would like to remove the area that shows I posted the event and shows my email and phone number.'

While editing your event > Frontend tab > uncheck the following options:

Show contact information
Show posted by

2. 'I would like to reduce the size of the html for the title'

You can add something similar in one of your template CSS files:

#rs_event_show h1 {
font-size: 2.5rem;
}

3. 'include images'

There are multiple ways images can be included, for example, using the Event Description area (you should notice an Image button on the editor), you can also load content plugins here. If you have an RSMediaGallery! subscription, there's an integration available between RSEvents!Pro and RSMediaGallery! which allows you to load galleries, find out more information here.

You can also add images to your event simply through the 'Files' tab, however, these will be displayed as downloadable files.