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Customise your event page design and layout

Use the Page Editor, Theme Editor, and Branding & Content settings to shape your public event site.

Written by Holly

HeySummit separates page content, shared theme styling, and event branding so you can change the right layer without rebuilding the whole site.


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Edit a page's content and layout

  1. From the event dashboard, open Website > Edit Website, then select Edit Page from the event page controls. You can also open another editable event page and choose Edit Page.

  2. Use Blocks to reorder, duplicate, hide, copy, or delete sections.

  3. Use Components to add content, and use Properties after selecting a block or component.

  4. Use Page for page-level layout, background, navigation, header, and footer settings.

  5. Check the desktop, tablet, and mobile preview sizes, then choose Exit Page Editor when you are finished.


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Landing page Page Editor showing the Blocks panel


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Change the shared event theme

Open Edit Theme in the lower-left event page controls when you want to change styling used across the event site. The Theme Editor includes the base theme, colours, button colours, fonts, navigation, header, footer, and other shared design settings. Page-specific settings can override the theme on an individual page. Select Advanced mode for the full set of controls.


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HeySummit Theme Editor showing themes and colour settings


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Update logos, sharing images, and brand content

Go to Event Settings > Branding and Site Settings > Branding & Content to manage your primary and optional dark-background logos, favicon, social sharing images, strapline, social hashtag, website and social links, and optional Custom CSS. Custom CSS availability depends on your plan, and HeySummit cannot troubleshoot custom code.


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Use the separate tools for banners and wording

  • Use Event Settings > Branding and Site Settings > Promo Banner for a site-wide ticket or custom promotion banner.

  • Use Event Settings > General > Content Translations to replace customer-facing system wording for this event.


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