Class Listing Tables - An Overview

Class Listings Tables display your classes online in a structured, table-based format, making it easy for families to browse your offerings and find the right fit. They pull directly from your class setup and registration settings, creating a live, up-to-date view of your schedule that reflects current availability, enrollment options, and class details.

Because the data is connected in real time, any updates you make to your classes, like changes to availability, registration dates, or settings, are automatically reflected in your listings. You can share this live view anywhere online, giving families a consistent and reliable way to explore your classes and take the next step toward enrollment.

🚀 Get started with Class Listing Tables

  • Set up your Online Registration Form so families can enroll.
    • Gear icon > Settings > Online Registration > Settings
  • Review and update your class settings to control which classes appear and when.
    • Class record > Summary tab
  • Create a Class Listings Table and choose the classes and columns to display.
  • Share the table using a direct link, email, social media, or add to your website.

📋 How Class Listing Tables work

Class Listings Tables pull class data directly from your system and display it online in real time.

  • Only classes that are active, available for display, and within their registration window appear in the tables.
  • Registration links connect families to your Online Registration Form, often with the class pre-selected.
  • Full classes can still display, with or without registration or waitlist options, depending on your settings.
  • You control what information appears, how classes are organized, and how the tables behave.

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➡️ The Basic Class Listings Table

➡️ Customizing Class Listings Tables 

➡️ Filter (Group) Class Listings Tables

➡️ Show Columns in Class Listings Tables

➡️ Hide Columns in Class LIstings Tables

➡️ Sort Rows in Class Listings Tables

➡️ Customize Scroll Bars and Colors in Class Listing Tables (Advanced)

➡️ Tricks for Query Strings (Advanced)

 

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