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# Event details

In each part of the event card, you have possibility to customize which components you want to be presented for the user, and in which order they are presented for the user. 

You can also change the configuration for each component here if you don't want our standard configuration. 

The customization of the card is built as three parts of the event card as the image below. 

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This reflects the same parts in the event card.&#x20;

<div align="left"><img src="/files/-MFZhL9iFx2XAnGzSpYe" alt=""></div>

### Remove, add or rearrange the order of each component.&#x20;

You click on the part you want to change. You can remove, add or rearrange the order by drag and drop.&#x20;

<div align="left"><img src="/files/-MFZhnMcDsZJrzI-Rntm" alt=""></div>

### Configure one of the component

Some of the components are possible to configure. To do so you open the part where the component you want to configure exist. You choose Configure. You can always choose to go back to the standard configuration if you want to.

<div align="left"><img src="/files/-MFZi-JICaDZEVklgSOB" alt=""></div>


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