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Tennis Single Event Detailed Widget

Add a detailed tennis match card to a post.

The Single Event Detailed widget shows one tennis match in detail, with its set-by-set score. It is a separate, newer widget from the existing Single Event widget also available for this sport.

The fastest way to add a Tennis widget: select the Tennis icon in the quick-add row below the article body — no need to open the full block picker and search a category list.

Preconditions

  • Your project must have the Tennis feature enabled. Widget categories are switched on per project, so if Tennis 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. Tennis is scored on players, not teams, so you search for a player rather than a team here.

Adding the Tennis Single Event Detailed Widget to a post

To set up the widget:

  1. Open an article for editing, or create a new one.
  2. Below the blocks in the article body is a row of quick-add buttons: the content blocks first, then one icon for each sport enabled on your project, then +. Hover an icon to see its name — the Tennis icon is hovered here.

    The quick-add row below the article body: content-block buttons, then one icon for each sport enabled on this project, then +. The Tennis icon is hovered and shows its name.

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

    The Tennis widgets list opened from the sport icon, with Single Event Detailed among its widgets.

  4. Set the widget options. Player controls 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. The match list has Upcoming games, Past games and Interrupted games tabs. They read “No games found” until a player is set; then Upcoming games lists the player’s scheduled matches and Past games its finished ones. If Upcoming games stays empty, the player has no scheduled matches — open Past games. Select the specific match you want — the widget has nothing to show until one is checked.

    The match list for the selected player, 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 saved block. Of the controls that appear (Copy embed code, Preview, Edit and Remove), select Preview to see the real widget.

Tennis Single Event Detailed Widget options

  • Player (required) — The player whose matches you want to choose from. Type to search.
  • Refresh time — Controls how often the published widget refetches its data. Leave empty to use your project’s global refresh setting.

What the Tennis Single Event Detailed Widget shows

The match card shows:

  • S1-S5 — set scores: games won by each player in each set, with a tie-break score shown alongside a set that needed one
  • Sets — sets won: the number of sets each player won, shown at the end of the row

Preview of the Tennis Single Event Detailed Widget

The widget shows the tournament and match date, both players with their photo, flag and ranking, the score of each set played (with the tie-break points next to a set that went to a tie-break) and the number of sets each player won.

The Tennis Single Event Detailed widget rendered in the CMS preview. The widget shows the tournament and match date, both players with their photo, flag and ranking, the score of each set played (with the tie-break points next to a set that went to a tie-break) and the number of sets each player won.

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.