Event Website Builder | Dryfta Support Desk

Why Dryfta asks for my event title, date and venue?

Everything on Dryfta is about event. So to use it, one has to add the very core of the event i.e. event name, date and venue. Based on that, Dryfta processes every other systems including ticketing, program schedule and other apps. It is mandatory to add these details.

Dryfta does not need ticketing details when you’re only using the platform for abstract submissions and peer reviews. But you still have to add the event details to make the website display Your event’s name and date, and not the default ones.

How to style custom text content and homepage widgets?

You can adjust every styling of your event website according to your
liking, using the CSS Manager.

CSS Manager allows you to create your own CSS code and let you use these code to overwrite the default CSS of the event website themes.

To change the styling of a widget or custom text, simply find the CSS class being used for that
widget and then overwrite their CSS properties by adding your own
properties for that class.

How can I change Date format on the event website?

To change Date format, go to Settings on the top right, change the Date Format, and Save.

How to make my event website offline?

You need to go to Widgets Manager and Set the Website to Offline.

Do
understand that this will also make it unavailable for you, the admin.
So while you’re building the site, you could occasionally put it on to
see it live.

Can I use HTML to add forms, CSS code etc?

Yes, you can use HTML and CSS to add custom forms like newsletter subscription or any third party embeddable code into your event website. To add custom forms and CSS, you can use the CSS Manager and Widget Manager features. Navigate to Website Builder > to use these features.

Is event website compatible with mobile devices?

Yes, themes are responsive so attendees can access them through mobile browsers.

By simply logging in to the website in their mobile browsers, they can do things like creating personal schedule by adding sessions to their schedule and accessing them during the event, submit abstracts, review abstracts, view meeting requests.