Dated rows
Show upcoming or past rows from a table with dates on your website. The section reads your current Data rows when the site is prepared; adding it changes only the draft.
Use it when
Pick the date and the words visitors may read. Upcoming is the default, up to 50 rows, soonest first; Past reverses the order. A date-only column compares with today in your business’s time zone; a timestamp compares with the current instant. Set Which rows show to keep private or unpublished rows out. Subtitle, photo, text and link start off: choose only public columns.
Use something else when
For a venue, choose the Shows table type and map date/title/venue/photos/support/tickets, then require Publication = published. For wedding or closed days, choose the Wedding calendar type and map Website label, never its private name.
How to add it
Open My Sites, then open your site in the editor.
- Under the site's sidebar, press Add item.
- Press Add to site.
- Choose Dated rows. Search finds it faster.
- Under Table, choose New table and its name, or Use existing table and the authoritative table you already keep. Choose New table type only for a new table.
- Check the public columns and row conditions. For different column IDs, enter your table's own IDs rather than the suggested defaults. Optional columns can be empty.
- Press Review changes and check the actual changes.
- Press Apply.
A row for the table appears in this site's sidebar. The table keeps its records and its own record window; no separate app sidebar entry is added for site content. A calendar-view table can also be worked from your business's Calendar.
How to put it on a page
- Open the table in the site's sidebar, then its line under On the website.
- Check Shows only, Order, How many and Public columns. Save changed settings. Removing a condition widens the rows shown: review privacy before doing that.
- Press Put on a page, choose a page, then press Put it here. This explicitly writes the selected section markup into that draft page.
- Preview the result. Press Publish only when you want the draft to go live.
After placement, Fields can map each placeholder to another readable column without rebuilding the page. Adding or removing a displayed part needs Put on a page again; review that replacement if your page has custom markup. Saving conditions changes which rows the existing markup reads without changing its appearance. Multiple placements of the same table live inside its website settings, not as extra CMS table rows.
What it adds or changes
- Table: New or existing; only your chosen public columns
Adds a website section · publication is separate
Settings
| Setting | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Table | Choose a new or existing table for this section; a new table is selected by default. | {"mode": "new", "name": "Dated rows"} |
| New table type | Choose the type of table to create; the default is Event calendar. | Event calendar |
| How many | Choose the maximum number of rows shown on your website; the default is 50. | 50 |
| Dates | Choose upcoming or past dates; upcoming dates are selected by default. | upcoming |
| Which rows show | Choose which rows can appear on your website; no extra restriction is set by default. | |
| Words on the website | Choose the column used for headings; the default is Title. | f_title |
| Date | Choose the column used for dates; the default is Date. | f_date |
| Subtitle | Choose the column used for subtitles; none is selected by default. | |
| Photo | Choose the column used for photos; none is selected by default. | |
| Text | Choose the column used for text; none is selected by default. | |
| Link | Choose the column used for links; none is selected by default. | |
| Order | Choose the row order; dates always run soonest first for upcoming dates and most recent first for past dates. | [] |
| Other public columns (comma-separated IDs) | Choose extra columns to show with their labels; none are selected by default. | [] |
Example
A community centre lists its upcoming public deadlines from a table called Applications, not a Shows table.
If something isn't working
- A column is missing. Choose a readable column of the selected table; an incompatible mapping is refused without changing your draft.
- No rows appear. Check the conditions, dates, count and the row values, then prepare/preview the site again. An empty section shows its normal no-content message.
- A dated section needs a time zone. Set the business's time zone in Business profile. Date-only rows are never interpreted in the server's time zone.
- The draft changed while saving. Reload and review the latest settings. Your live site is unchanged until publication.
Limits
50 by default; the shared count setting accepts 1–200. This is a read-only listing, not a booking or a sending process.
Changing a supplied type never rewrites an existing site's custom page. Older sections already installed keep working; adopting the general section is a separate reviewed draft configuration/source change that keeps the existing table and use identity. Removing a placement does not delete its table or records. Nothing sends, spends or publishes automatically.