How Do I Change the Names and Colors of Event Categories on My Calendar?
If you would like to change or create new Event Categories for Calendars you can! You can also change the colors to keep yourself more organized!
- Go to your account's Firm Settings.
- In the Event Categories section, you can add new event categories or edit existing ones. To create a new category, click "Add new category" at the top of the page, this will open a new entry.
- Enter the name of the category you would like to add and if you would like to assign a color to the category, edit the color code. Once you are ready to save the entry, hit Update.
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