Schedule Options

This page contains information regarding options you have for customizing schedule pages on your website.

Instructions

You can customize your schedules two ways:

1. Apply a change to every schedule on your site. To do this you would want to edit the main options file: /options

2. Apply a change to specific sports schedules. To do this you would edit the sport specific options file: /sports/SPORT/options. For example to edit the schedule options for men’s basketball you would go to: /sports/mbkb/options

To adjust the schedule options, click edit content on the appropriate options file, click the Add button at the top, then click add next to the option you want to edit.

In the backend of some older sites you may find the options file in the Design subtab instead of the Content subtab.

Some available Options include:

1. Enhanced Layout - Add this option to use our latest schedule format. This will adjust the display of the schedule on the page and will change links into icons.

2. Show Team Logo - Show or hide opponent logos

3. Hide Exhibition: This will allow you to hide or show events marked as No Contest.

4. Restrict Links: This option allows you to display only the appropriate links based on the event status. Otherwise, all links associated with the event will show at all times.

5. Hide Team Stats - Show or hide the team stat summary that appears at the top of the schedule page for networked sports.

6. Adjusting fields - You can use schedule options to customize the fields and labels on your schedule pages for individual sports, such as cross country. Follow the "Individual sport schedule layout" instructions below.

Individual sport schedule layout changes:

Adding these two options allows you to customize the fields that display on your schedules:

Schedule: Fields
Schedule: Labels

You need to list out the fields/labels you want to appear using a comma to separate each one. The number of fields must match the number of labels. A couple things to note about this:

1. If you want both opponent fields to show you would have to use "team_away" and "team_home" rather than "opponent" (see list of available labels below).

2. If you want notes/neutral site/links to appear on a second row you would list this out at the end of the "schedule: field" and "schedule: labels" fields, treating it like a separate column. The " _" before the label is how the template knows to put it on a second row. For example:

Schedule: Fields - date,team_away,team_home,status,links,_neutralsite
Schedule: Labels - Date,Team(s),Event,Status,Links,Neutral

Even though NEUTRAL is not a column label, you still need to add it so the number of fields & labels are the same.

Adding a "+" is how you would get two fields to show in one column.

For example:
opponent+neutralsite rather than "opponent: :neutralsite"

Available labels:
date
opponent
opponent+neutralsite (prints both fields in one column)
result
status
result+status (prints both fields in one column)
notes
links
team_away (used in manual schedule for listing out all the team names)
team_away_result
team_home
team_home_result
team_away+team_away_result
team_home+team_home_result
teams+result (each team and their result in one column)
_notes (notes on a separate table row)
_neutralsite (neutral site on a separate table row)
_notes+neutralsite
_links (links on a separate table row)
venue
location
venue+location (prints both fields in one column)

Video instructions: