The General Settings module is the central configuration area of Eventixa. It allows administrators to configure how the plugin behaves across the entire website, including event pages, bookings, checkout, emails, payments, display options, and advanced system features.

Rather than configuring individual events one by one, General Settings provide global defaults and preferences that are applied throughout your Eventixa installation. These settings help ensure a consistent experience for administrators, event organizers, and attendees.

Available in: Eventixa Core
Additional settings available in: Eventixa Pro

Why General Settings Matter

General Settings define the overall behavior of your event platform.

By configuring these settings correctly, you can:

• Customize the attendee experience.
• Configure event pages.
• Manage booking and checkout behavior.
• Control email notifications.
• Configure payment options.
• Customize how events are displayed.
• Optimize system performance.
• Integrate with third-party services.

Proper configuration ensures that all Eventixa features work together seamlessly.

Accessing General Settings

To access the settings:

1. Log in to your WordPress Administration Dashboard.
2. Navigate to Eventixa → Settings.
3. Select the settings category you want to configure.
4. Make the required changes.
5. Click Save Changes.

Changes are applied globally unless otherwise specified.

General Settings Structure

General Settings are organized into several categories, each responsible for a different area of Eventixa.

General Settings
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├── General Settings
├── Page Settings
├── Display Settings
├── Email Settings
├── Payment Settings
├── Advanced Settings
└── Integrations & License (Pro)

Each category groups related options together, making it easier to configure and maintain your event platform.

How Settings Work

Most settings follow a simple configuration workflow.

Open Settings
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Select Category
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Configure Options
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Save Changes
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Settings Applied
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Frontend & Admin Updated

Once changes are saved, Eventixa automatically applies them wherever they are relevant throughout the website.

Settings Categories

General Settings

Configure the core behavior of your Eventixa installation.

Typical options include:

• Organization information
• Localization
• Default configuration
• General platform behavior

These settings provide the foundation for the rest of the plugin.

Page Settings

Assign the WordPress pages used by Eventixa.

Examples include:

• Events Page
• Venues Page
• Organizers Page
• My Account Page
• Checkout Page
• Booking Details Page

These pages allow Eventixa to display its frontend features in the correct locations.

Display Settings

Customize how Eventixa appears on the frontend.

Depending on your configuration, this may include:

• Calendar display
• Event listings
• Single event layouts
• Venues
• Organizers
• Templates
• Display preferences

These settings control the visual presentation of your events.

Email Settings

Configure communication with attendees and organizers.

Typical options include:

• Sender information
• Email templates
• Booking notifications
• Reminder emails
• Ticket emails
• Invoice emails

Proper email configuration helps keep attendees informed throughout the booking process.

Payment Settings

Configure payment-related options for paid events.

Depending on your installation, these settings may include:

• Currency
• Payment gateways
• Checkout behavior
• Tax configuration

These settings determine how payments are processed during registration.

Advanced Settings

Advanced Settings provide additional control over Eventixa’s behavior.

Examples include:

• Performance optimization
• Security options
• Maintenance tools
• Debug settings
• Advanced configuration

These options are generally intended for site administrators.

Integrations & License (Pro)

Eventixa Pro includes additional settings for premium features.

These may include:

• Third-party integrations
• External services
• License activation and management

These settings extend Eventixa’s functionality beyond the core plugin.

Relationship with Other Modules

General Settings affect almost every Eventixa feature.

Module	How General Settings Affect It
Events	Controls default event behavior and frontend presentation.
Tickets	Influences ticket display, booking workflow, and related settings.
Bookings	Configures booking process and checkout behavior.
Attendees	Affects attendee communications and registration experience.
Emails	Controls notification templates and sender information.
Payments	Determines how paid registrations are processed.
Reports	Uses configured data formats, localization, and payment information.
Waitlist	Works with booking, email, and event settings to manage waitlisted attendees.
QR Tickets & Check-In	Uses email, booking, and ticket settings during ticket generation and validation.

Because General Settings are shared across multiple modules, changes made here can influence the behavior of several Eventixa features.

Best Practices

• Review General Settings before publishing your first event.
• Configure all required frontend pages immediately after installation.
• Verify your email configuration before accepting registrations.
• Test the complete booking workflow after changing payment or checkout settings.
• Review display settings on both desktop and mobile devices.
• Keep integrations and license information up to date to ensure access to premium features.
• Revisit your settings periodically as your event platform grows and your requirements change.

Tips

• General Settings are global, meaning changes apply across your Eventixa installation unless a feature provides event-specific options.
• Save your changes after updating each settings category to ensure they are applied correctly.
• Test significant configuration changes—such as payment, email, or page settings—using a sample event before applying them to live events.
• As new Eventixa features are added, additional settings may become available within these categories, allowing you to expand your event platform without changing its overall configuration workflow.