You can create the first two yourself. Events called Repeated Event<\/span> are automatically created by Cevento according to the Schedule defined in the Recurring Event.<\/p>\n A single event can span one or multiple days. You can set the start and end of the event and also enable bookings for this event.<\/p>\n You can add and manage single events in the WordPress dashboard under Cevento<\/span> → All Events<\/span>. <\/p>\n A practical advantage of Cevento is that you can easily create Recurring events. These events are assigned a Schedule. Based on the recurrence patterns and time frames defined in the Schedule, Cevento automatically creates individual events. This makes it possible to repeat an event daily, weekly, or monthly within a specific timeframe. You can also enable bookings by users for these events.<\/p>\n You can add and manage these events in the WordPress dashboard under Cevento<\/span> → Recurring Events<\/span>. <\/p>\n Each Recurring Event automatically creates individual events called Repeated Event<\/span> according to the defined Schedule. In the WordPress dashboard under Cevento<\/span> → All Events<\/span>, you will find these events marked with the note “Repeated Event”. <\/p>\n Each of these events is managed by the Recurring Event and cannot be edited individually within it. If you want to detach a single Repeated Event from the Schedule and the management of the Recurring Event, you can find instructions here<\/a>.<\/p>\nSingle Event<\/h2>\n
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