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Subcalendars—When and how to use themWhen you create a calendar in your Trumba account, you have an opportunity to define the calendar's relationship to other calendars in one of two different ways. You can make the calendar either a top-level calendar or a subcalendar. This topic:
Top-level calendars versus subcalendarsTop-level calendars and subcalendars behave in exactly the same ways. The difference between them is purely visual, that is, how they appear in the calendar list in the Trumba Connect editing environment.
Please tell me how to create new top-level calendars and subcalendars When to use subcalendarsSubcalendars make the most sense when you're publishing different categories of events. You can create a separate subcalendar for each category. Giving each category its own calendar makes it easier to manage the separate schedules provides visual confirmation that all the schedules have to work together. For example, suppose your organization offers product seminars.
What happens when you publishWhen you publish an empty top-level calendar, on the Publish Settings page you can mix in the subcalendars that contain events. On the published calendar, each subcalendar is a separate color so calendar visitors can easily distinguish one type of event from another.
Visitors to the published calendar can display the events they're interested in by selecting or clearing the check boxes beside the subcalendar names in the Calendar List spud. |
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