Thanks Franky for your prompt reply. I read the above links and created a template which allowed specification of attendee names and number of places. When this was viewed on the particular event page, it showed the name (as a part of the email address) and the number of places, but there was no way of a reader knowing that this was a list of attendees who had already rsvp’d. So I deleted the new format, and now I can’t get rid of the attendee name and places on the particular event page – it is still showing down the bottom as lyngain 2. Here is link: http://valentinepress.com.au/?page_id=1276&event_id=5

Thanks Franky, did the second option. Not up for anything else – don’t even know what a placeholder is! I’ll google it some more.

This is very embarrassing Franky and I’m sorry to be such a nuisance. After all that, my colleague decided she didn’t want attendees to see who else was coming – and now I can’t get rid of them. As you know, I deleted the new template I used to add them, thinking that would revert to some default and remove them, but it didn’t. Then I tried re-creating the event, thinking that the deleted template wouldn’t operate on a new event, but the attendees still appeared. I know I should now make a new template without addressees in it, but, and this is the really embarrassing part, I can’t remember how I did it and I can’t find how to do it again – although I have re-read everything above until I’m going cross-eyed. It’s the bit that says “Basically, just write your html code in the usual way” that is the problem. I remember that there was some code at the beginning followed by an insert booking form placeholder, and that there was no maps placeholder because I unchecked maps, but I can’t find what the initial code should be. Is there an example somewhere of a default code for an event?

I think I just found it in Settings: “Default single event format” – looks right.