The properties tab combines administrative settings with advanced development tools. If a designer has advanced coding knowledge in CSS, they can create custom classes for individual elements and blocks using the Custom Classes input field.

Once a class is applied to an Element or Block, they can then go into the Dev Tools via the bottom navigation here in the Layout Tab and write their customized CSS.

The Lock Type dropdown allows for designers to lock down certain Elements, Containers, or Blocks from being able to be edited. Maybe a group leader doesn’t want their designers to edit a particular navigation Element or Block. Well, they can Partially Lock the sidebar from being accessible or fully lock down the entire element so the designer can no longer edit the content of the element on page as well.

At the Element level you can also customize the Element in the following ways:

Has Editable Background

Allows for the Element’s background to be edited.

Lock from deleting

This will take away a designer's ability to delete the Element.

If you are editing a Block or Container, you have even more options:

Make Block linkable

Allows for clicking anywhere on the Block to link out to an external site, launch a registration form, or scroll to another section on-page for example.

To apply this, click into a Container and select Make Block Linkable. Now, on-screen, hover your mouse over the container and you'll see a little link icon populates. Clicking that will allow you to link the Container to open the registration form, scroll to section on the event page, or link out to an external URL.

Match children height

Activates height matching for the Child Elements in the Container or Block.

The last option available to edit in the properties tab is the Page Element drop down.

The Page element

Allows the designer to set individual elements or blocks as dynamic elements that include: Event Title, Event Description, Event Image, Event Host Name, and Event Hashtag.

So, for example, if you clicked on a headline, and decided to tag it as Page Element: Event Title, you'll see it automatically updates on-page to what has been established dynamically in the Event Settings.

Note: Unfortunately, nothing inside the Properties Accordion can be customized individually on Mobile & Tablet, only Desktop.

To access articles on the other accordion tabs visit the links below:

The Background Tab

The Font Tab

The Width/Height Tab

The Margin/Padding Tab

The Border Tab

The Display Tab

The Positioning Tab