Gutenberg Single Builder Addon for MEC gives you full design freedom over your single event pages. It connects the native WordPress block editor with Modern Events Calendar, so you can build event layouts using the blocks you already know. There are no shortcodes to memorise and no custom CSS to fight with — just a clean, visual way to publish events that match your brand.
Key Features of the Gutenberg Single Builder Addon for MEC
Everything you need to design and publish single event pages sits inside the editor you use every day.
- Block-based templates: design single event layouts with standard Gutenberg blocks.
- Drag-and-drop editing: move, resize and restyle elements with a live preview.
- Event details where you want them: place the date, time, venue, organiser and description in any block.
- Reusable designs: save a layout once and reuse it across your events.
- Theme friendly: works alongside your active WordPress theme and MEC settings.
- No coding required: build professional pages without touching PHP or CSS.
Benefits & Use Cases
Most event plugins force every event into one fixed template. That means your conference, workshop and weekly meetup all look identical. This addon removes that limit and lets each template reflect the content inside it.
Event organisers use it to create a hero banner for flagship events, add speaker or sponsor sections, and highlight ticket information above the fold. Agencies use it to hand clients a page builder they already understand, which cuts revision rounds and support tickets.
Why Choose This Product?
You stay inside the WordPress editor, so there is nothing new to learn. Your layouts survive theme updates because they are built from core blocks. And because the addon extends Modern Events Calendar rather than replacing it, your existing events, calendars and settings keep working exactly as before.
Build Better Single Event Pages Today
If you want event pages that look intentional instead of templated, the Gutenberg Single Builder Addon for MEC is the simplest path there. Install it, open the block editor, and start designing your first single event template now.
