In the above image you can see:

1. Your Rally Event ID.
   
2. A toggle showing if the Rally Event is published or not.
   
3. A link to your Rally Event page.
   
4. A link to the Rally Event editing page.
   

This is the Rally Event edit page, it opens by default on the “Event Details” tab:



From the above image, you can:

1. Change the language of your Rally Event.
   
2. Change the name of the Rally Event.
   
3. Edit the Goal Amount.
   
4. Change the Goal Currency.
   
5. Update the Campaign Logo for the Rally Event.
   
6. Edit the message that is shown on the Rally Event Page.
   

After filling in all the necessary details, click on the Save button at the bottom and wait for the success message, as shown below:

The Rally Event page is now successfully saved.

Editing the Rally Event Page Setup

You can continue editing the page in the “Event Page Setup” tab.

We recommend making changes to the page setup after looking at the Rally Event page on the screen that is going to be used during the event (for example, if you are planning on using a projector and a large TV, check how the page looks on each of these devices).

Once the tab is clicked, the following section shows up. Here you can control the data displayed on the Rally Event page:

Each row (like “Show Overall Sum”, marked in the above image) represents a section on the Rally Event page.

You can change the text size and alignment of each section, and you can also remove a section from the page.

The section called “Show Grid Placeholders” creates a grid of boxes on the screen. You can select how many columns and rows you want, the size of each box (in pixels), and the size of the text inside the box.

By default, the number of boxes on each row and column is 3.

As you can see, in this example there are no rally requests yet, so the boxes are empty at the moment.

With the above configurations, the Rally Event Page (once published) looks like this:



From the above image:

1. The Overall sum is shown as “Personal Fundraising Goals Taken” in the center as configured.
   
2. The Amount of Event Requests will be shown as “Teams Number.”
   
3. The Rally Event Goal will be shown as “Campaign Goal.”
   
4. This is the Rally Event Logo.
   
5. This is the Rally Event Message added in the dashboard.
   
6. This is the CauseMatch Logo.
   

Example of a page without the “Show grid placeholders” enabled:



The latest or the last added rally event request will be displayed right below the Rally Event Message area (“Test rally 8” in the above image).