For race directors

Info sections — your event page content

Info sections are the content tabs on your public event page — the Description plus anything else runners need: Schedule, Parking, Awards, FAQ. You write them once and they render as a tabbed “About This Event” panel.

Where they live

The Info sections card is on your event's main Edit event page in the director dashboard. Each section is a row with its own read-preview, edit, hide, and delete actions, and custom sections can be reordered by dragging.

The Description section

Every event has a Description — it's always the first tab, its title is fixed, and it can't be hidden, moved, or deleted. It's where you tell runners what makes the race special: the course, the vibe, why it exists. A description is also one of the requirements for publishing your event.

Adding custom sections

Beyond the Description, add a section for anything worth its own tab — Schedule, Parking, Awards, FAQ, What to Wear, Pre-race Events. Each section has:

Section type: Content (free-form text) or Schedule (a day-of timeline — see below).
Title: The tab label, e.g. “Parking” or “Awards”.
Icon: Pick from a small set (calendar, map pin, trophy, car, shirt, and more). It renders on the section's tab.
Body: Written in a rich-text editor — use the toolbar for bold, italic, lists, and links; no markdown needed. (Sections written in markdown before the editor upgrade still display correctly.)

Schedule sections

A Schedule section skips the free-form body. Instead you add rows — a time (free text, like “7:00 AM” or “After awards”), what's happening, and an optional detail — and the event page renders them as a clean day-of timeline.

Hiding a section

The eye button on each row toggles a section between shown and hidden. A hidden section keeps its content but doesn't render on the public page — handy for drafting next year's FAQ, or pulling the Parking tab while the lot situation is in flux, without deleting anything. The Description can't be hidden.

Section images

Images are display-only right now

The event page can show an optional image with a section — beside the text or above it — and sections that already carry one (for example, from a migrated event) keep displaying it. The current section editor doesn't offer an image upload, though, so new images can't be added from the dashboard yet.

How they render publicly

On your event page, visible sections appear under About This Event as a row of tab pills — icon plus title — with the first section selected by default. Clicking a pill swaps the content below. Long bodies are clamped with a “read more” reveal so one wordy section doesn't push everything else off screen. Your sections also show up in the event page's navigation menu, which jumps straight to the right tab.

Previewing your work

The magnifying-glass button on any row shows the section rendered exactly as the public page renders it.
For the full picture, open your event page itself — as a director you can view it even while the event is a draft.

Setting up an event for the first time? Start with Creating an event, then come back here to build out the page before you publish.