How to Display Game Locations

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Enter the game play locations in the Remarks block in the proper format -- the directions will automatically show next to the correct game up in the Tournament Grid:
In the Remarks block enter: See this in the
Tournament Grid:
Game D Tuesday 4:00 court 3 @ Hoops Magic

TEAM 1  
Game D   
D Tuesday 4:00 court 3  
@ Hoops Magic  
TEAM 8  
NOTE: Game Labels must begin with [Game ]

Game B 11/24, Wednesday, 5:30 @ Hoops Magic Court 6

TEAM 2  
Game B 
B 11/24, Wednesday, 5:30
@ Hoops Magic Court 6  
TEAM 7  
  1. The game location line in the Remarks block must begin with Game X (where X is the Game - AA, A, B, C, etc.) to identify the line as a game location. (Game AA, Game B, etc.)
  2. The line will be split into two lines wherever you put the @ sign. Try to make both lines close to the same length.
  3. The Game letter will show at the beginning of the line to assure visitors that the game information is attached to the correct game.
  4. It doesn't matter if you rename the games (i.e., swap the labels for Game A and B). The location will always shown next to the proper game.
  5. You can enter anything in the Remarks grid -- only the lines with Game X at the beginning will bet shown next to the correct game.

Hidden Comments:  There is often a need to put comments into the Remarks block that you will use in the near future. You can "store" comments in the Remarts block by using the HTML Comment tags:

<!-- insert a comment that will not show in the browser here -->

Please note that the comment can be seen if you the viewer chooses "View Page Source." However, the comment will not show for the typical visitor who simply opens the page iu their browser.

The addresses in the Remarks block can also have a link to the map of the location. This can be used to find the location, and, when the location is opened in Google Maps, it can be used to get directions for website visitors. Here's how to add these links:

Here's a typical link:

<a href="https://bit.ly/NVIACCCA" target="_blank" title="Click to open a map for directions.">
Christ Chapel Academy, 13909 Smoketown Rd. Woodbridge</a>

which consists of the following components:

href -- this is the page to open when the link is clicked. It is a shortened URL that expands to the actual link to the CCA site. (use a URL shortner (tinyurl.com or bit.ly, for example) to make the URL as short as possible -- saves space in the Remarks block)
target -- this says open the link into a new window
title --
this is the hint/directions that pops up when you hover over the link in the grid or in the remarks block

Put the name of the location between the > and the </a> to make a link for users to click to open the map.