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Note: The summary is the brief description of the event Blog post that is visible when previewing the event post on the Blog page or in a Blog post list or Blog post teaser.

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titleTaxonomies

Optionally, Blog posts can be tagged with keywords using the Blog tag(s) field. These tags will display in the tags section of the expanded Blog post page, and will not appear on the listing page.

  1. Choose the Audience from the Taxonomies drop-down. Multiple audiences can be selected.

  2. Events can be tagged with keywords using the Blog tag(s) field. These tags will display in the Event tags section of the expanded event page and will appear on the listing page. Selecting a specific tag will bring the user to a list of all events sharing that tag.

Note: Blog tags are case-sensitive. For example, "Celebration" and "celebration" would register as two separate Event Blog tags.

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titleAuthor

In the Author drop-down, you have the option to add the Author name and/or Author Link. If Author name is left blank the user who created the post will be listed as the author automatically.

  1. In the Author name field, enter the name of the author.

  2. In the Author link field, you can enter a custom external URL or an internal path.

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titleURL redirects

URL redirects allows you to add a URL redirect to your event.

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titleURL alias

The event post automatically generates a URL based on the page Title and its place in the site hierarchy. It is best practice to select Generate automatic URL alias for uniformity across your site. To create a custom alias:

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  1. Unselect the Generate automatic URL alias box.

  2. Manually enter a new URL alias.

Note: Do not add a trailing backslash (/) to the alias. Replace any spaces with a dash (-). When entering a custom URL make sure it is still reflective of the content that it will be displaying.

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