Places and directions

Party and event websites only.

Guests ask the same questions every time: where is the ceremony, where do I park, is there a bus, where can I stay? The Places & directions section answers them. It has three designs — Cards, List and Map Left — and the same content in all three. An accommodation page is a Places & directions section with hotel cards.

Add the section

1. In the Sections tab, click + Add Section, choose Places & directions and a design.

   

2. In the Editor tab, fill in the Title and an Intro text (both optional) and click Add a place.

   

3. Pick the Kind of place: venue, church, parking, station, shuttle, restaurant, hotel, guesthouse, apartments or other place. The kind decides the pictogram and the label.

Move a place up or down and remove it with the small buttons at the top of its box.

What a place can say

• Use the venue's details — takes the name, address, location and phone from your venue, in one click. You can still type a name of your own.
• Name, Address, Latitude and Longitude, Phone. With a location the map shows the exact spot; without one it searches for the address. The phone is shown and dialled the same way everywhere in the app.
• Map link — leave it empty and "Open in maps" is made from the location or the address.
• Time — for example the ceremony or a departure. Guests see it on their language's clock (2:30 PM in English, 14:30 in Croatian and German).
• Distance or travel time and Directions and notes — a few lines; line breaks are kept.
• Photo — a picture of the place.
• For a hotel, guesthouse or apartments: a Booking link, a Price note ("from 65 EUR per night, breakfast included"), a Booking code and What the code gives.

Every text has a box for each language of your website, like the other sections. A language you leave empty shows the English text, never nothing.

The map

The Show a map switch puts a map of the first place that has an address or a location on the page (the Map Left design makes it the main part). Switch it off if you do not want a map.