Web part overview

This article describes the "Events" web part, which allows you to display upcoming events from one or more SharePoint sites, either as a summary list for a homepage or as a full list with pagination and advanced filtering.

This component is now obsolete and is no longer available. We recommend using My Events Webpart instead.

Adding the web part 

1. Open the edit mode of the SharePoint page by clicking on edit at the top right of the page.
2. Position the mouse above or under an existing web part, and click the "+" button to open the web part catalog. 
3. Search or scroll down in the catalog to select the Events web part in the category "Feeds". 
4. The web part is added to the desired location. 

Web part options 

Scope 

The options allow you to choose the scope of the event search:

• A list from the current site
• The current site
• The current site hub
• A list of sites

Categorization 

It is possible to set the web part to filter on one or multiple categories. 

Display 

It is possible to choose for the component:

• The number of events to display
• Display of the "See more results" button
• Display of the filter by event categories with the number of categories to display
• Display of the filter by dates
• Display of the date
• The web part background is transparent by default, but can be forced to white

All events button

It is possible to display a button to redirect the user to another page, for example, the "All events" page.

This button is displayed when there is a URL in the parameter, it is also possible to place it at the top/bottom of the component, as well as choose the button color. 

Use in Summary 

To display the next X events on a site homepage, leave the default settings and simply choose the number of events to display and the data source.

Use in "All events" page type

Increase the number of events displayed per page, add pagination (the number of events displayed is then the number of events per page).

Activate the desired filters:

• Dates
• Event categories

The web part is now ready to be positioned on an "All events" page type. 

To see advanced settings click here. 

Example of layout