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A widget is a configurable event listing and checkout experience. Create separate widgets when different pages need different layouts, filters, or wording.

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Open the widget editor

  1. Select the correct site, then open Design → Widget.
  2. Choose the widget in Editing Widget. To create one, open that dropdown and select Create new widget, enter a Widget Name, and select Create. Leave Set as Default off for a separate embed configuration.
  3. Start with Quick Settings, use Search settings, or choose All Settings.
  4. Open a category and subsection. Use the breadcrumb to return to its parent or search results.
The dropdown also provides edit and duplicate actions. The Default widget is used on Ticket Spot event pages and the Shopify Ticket Selector app block; choosing a different widget for editing does not change which widget is the default.
Open Editing Widget to switch widgets or choose Create new widget. Each widget has its own layout, text, and filters.

Open Editing Widget to switch widgets or choose Create new widget. Each widget has its own layout, text, and filters.

Give the widget a name and choose whether it should become the Default widget. Leave Set as Default off to create a separate configuration for another embed.

Give the widget a name and choose whether it should become the Default widget. Leave Set as Default off to create a separate configuration for another embed.

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Settings categories

Quick Settings changes the same values as the full categories. It is not a separate configuration.

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Brand and component styling

Set Brand first. Choose All Settings → Design → Your Brand to follow later shared color/font changes. Local component overrides apply only to this widget. A preset theme uses its own palette. More Themes opens the theme gallery. Customize components opens individual color/font controls. Choosing a theme replaces existing overrides. Reset removes component customizations and returns to the currently selected theme; it does not switch a preset to Your Brand. For Wix, right-click the app in the Wix Editor and open Settings → Design for colors and fonts. The dashboard’s widget preview is unstyled for Wix.

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Save and install

Widget controls generally save and publish automatically after a change. Font edits require Apply. Wait for the update to finish and verify the preview; do not assume a separate event Publish button is required for widget settings. Select Installation, choose the target platform, and copy the provided embed code or widget ID. Use Any Website, Shopify, WordPress, Wix, or Lovable instructions. The Shopify Event Widget lists events; the Ticket Selector belongs on the event product template. They are different blocks.
Choose the widget in Editing Widget, then open Installation. The Default widget is also used on Ticket Spot event pages and the Shopify Ticket Selector app block.

Choose the widget in Editing Widget, then open Installation. The Default widget is also used on Ticket Spot event pages and the Shopify Ticket Selector app block.

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Verify the installed widget

Open its actual website page on desktop and mobile. Check event inclusion, dates and timezones, images, button behavior, checkout, and confirmation. Test a no-results state and any waitlist, seating, membership, or add-on flow you use. Preview-only drafts do not appear on the live widget.

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Current controls

Open Design → Widget, then All Settings to browse Design, Display, Layout, Event Filters, Visitor search & filters, Checkout, and Text.

Open Design → Widget, then All Settings to browse Design, Display, Layout, Event Filters, Visitor search & filters, Checkout, and Text.