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Event Filtering

Days and stages can be hidden to provide a more focused experience that reflects your interest and attendance.

You can filter out:

  • Days
  • Stages across the event
  • Stages on specific days
  • Stages by labels they have

If you've already selected who you're planning to see, then the quickest way of filtering the event is use the Auto filter option, from the Event Filters drawer.

Visual instructions on how to open the Event Filters Drawer on the desktop viewVisual instructions on how to open the Event Filters Drawer on the desktop view
Opening the Event Filters drawer on desktop. It's very similar on mobile.

The Event Filters drawer​

The Event Filters Drawer, with no filters activeThe Event Filters Drawer, with no filters active
Shown with no active filters

The (+) button allows you to add additional day or stage filters.

Clicking an existing day or stage, in a section, will remove the filter.

Single day events will not a have a Days section.

Hiding a day on desktop​

Desktop users can also hide a day by clicking the filter icon that appears to the left of a day's stage titles.
This feature is not enabled in the mobile view to avoid clutter and confusion.

Day specific stage filers​

To add a day specific stage filter, please use the filter button on the stage overview for that stage.

Auto filter​

The Auto Filter button will instantly create a filter that hides all days and stages that have no selected performances on them.
This will replace any filters you currently have.

Clearing all filters​

To quickly remove all of your event filters, all you have to do it click on the Clear all filters button, and confirm your choice.

Stage labels​

The Stage Labels section, which is only displayed when stage labels are used in a plannerThe Stage Labels section, which is only displayed when stage labels are used in a planner
An example of stage filters in action. 4 stage labels have not been hidden.

Events that make use of stage labels will have an extra section where you can toggle their inclusion.
Stage labels can be used for many things. For example: defining areas of the event, or indicating if the stage is in a tent or low capacity area.

Click a stage label to toggle the stages associated with it.
When hidden the stage label will looked faded out.

Stage labels can also be hidden via the filter menu on stage overviews.

Sharing a filter​

Event filters are included when using Share selection / Share this planner, as long as Include my selection is selected.
You don't need to have any performances selected to be able to share your filter.

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