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Rugby Single Event Detailed Widget

Add a detailed rugby match card to a post.

The Single Event Detailed widget shows one rugby match in detail, with its half-by-half breakdown.

The fastest way to add a Rugby widget: hover any block and click the Rugby icon directly — no need to open the full block picker and search a category list.

Preconditions

  • Your project must have the Rugby feature enabled. Widget categories are switched on per project, so if Rugby widgets does not appear in the block picker, ask your administrator to enable it.
  • You need permission to create or edit articles.
  • This widget is match-scoped, so you need a specific match.

Adding the Rugby Single Event Detailed Widget to a post

To set up the widget:

  1. Open an article for editing, or create a new one.
  2. Hover over a block in the article body. A row of icons appears, one for each sport enabled on your project — the Rugby icon is highlighted here.

    The icon row revealed by hovering a block, with the Rugby icon highlighted among the other sports available on this project.

  3. Select the Rugby icon, then choose Single Event Detailed from the widget list that opens.

    The Rugby widgets list opened from the sport icon, showing all ten widgets with Single Event Detailed among them.

  4. Set the widget options. Team, Display main events, Display Penalties, Display Scoreboard and others control what it shows.

    The Single Event Detailed options panel as it first opens.

  5. Check the options are the ones you want. Some fields depend on others, so a list can be empty until you set the field above it.

    The Single Event Detailed options panel with its fields set.

  6. Setting a team reveals a list of that team’s matches, grouped under Upcoming games, Past games and Interrupted games tabs. Select the specific match you want — the widget has nothing to show until one is checked.

    The match list revealed after selecting a team, with one specific Single Event Detailed match checked.

  7. When done, select Save Block.

    The saved Single Event Detailed widget block in the article body.

  8. Hover the widget block and select the preview control to see the real widget.

Rugby Single Event Detailed Widget options

  • Team (required) — The team whose data you want to show. Type to search.
  • Display main events — Highlights standout events (such as decisive plays) directly on the match card, for sports that record them.
  • Display Penalties — Controls the widget's display penalties.
  • Display Scoreboard — Shows a set-by-set score breakdown underneath the match result.
  • Refresh time — Controls how often the published widget refetches its data. Leave empty to use your project’s global refresh setting.

What the Rugby Single Event Detailed Widget shows

The match card shows:

  • HALF1 / HALF2 — half scores: points scored by each team in each half
  • S — score: the final score, which decides the match

Preview of the Rugby Single Event Detailed Widget

By default the widget shows just the match result. Checking Display Scoreboard, where available, adds the half-by-half breakdown underneath it.

The Rugby Single Event Detailed widget rendered in the CMS preview. By default the widget shows just the match result. Checking Display Scoreboard, where available, adds the half-by-half breakdown underneath it.

Good to know

Only the preview shows the real widget. The collapsed block and the options panel show a CMS summary card instead — always check preview before publishing.

  • The preview area is narrower than a published page, so the widget uses its compact layout there and may hide columns that the published version shows.
  • The widget always renders whichever version of the sports widgets library your project is on. There is no version to set.
  • This covers Rugby Union and Rugby League alike — which competitions and matches are available depends on your project’s data, not on the widget itself.
  • If your development team integrates this data directly through the API rather than through this CMS, the sport key to use is rugby_union, not rugby — the CMS handles this translation for you automatically.