Documentation

Configuration

There are several pages your users will use to manage their challenges, competitions, match results, teams, and player profiles. After you finish installation, you should add links to your menu so that your community can find each Tournamatch page. The user-facing pages your users may need are listed in the table below.

Page Link
Challenges example.com/challenges
Challenges (Create New) example.com/challenges/create
Games example.com/games
Games (filtered by Platform) example.com/games/?&platform={PLATFORM_NAME}
Ladders example.com/ladders
Ladders (filtered by Game) example.com/ladders/?&gid={GAME_ID}
Matches example.com/matches
Players example.com/players
Player Dashboard example.com/players/dashboard
Report example.com/report
Teams example.com/teams
Team (Create New) example.com/teams/create
Tournaments example.com/tournaments
Tournaments (filtered by Game) example.com/tournaments/?gid={GAME_ID}

While Tournamatch is loaded with features to help you run your own gaming community, it is not designed to replace every plugin available to WordPress. There are several features that we have avoided adding to our own software because there are other plugins that already do a good job implementing the feature. The list below includes several we recommend you install along side Tournamatch.

  • LoginWP (formerly Peter's Login Redirect) or Theme My Login
  • Max Mega Menu
  • Easy WP SMTP
  • User Role Editor

Customizing the Appearance

To achieve a seamless integrated experience for your users, we encourage you to customize the appearance of Tournamatch. Tournamatch is built using BootStrap 4; so, selecting a template that also uses BootStrap 4 will yield the best aesthetic results.

It's important you use the Additional CSS method for customizing the appearance. You can find the Additional CSS page in WordPress Admin -> Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS. Adding CSS here will preserve your modifications after a Tournamatch update.

{warning} Making changes directly to the included CSS files in Tournamatch will cause you to lose your changes upon update.

Most all Tournamatch-related CSS styles may be accessed with a CSS name or id selector. For example, if you wanted to hide the Idle column on the ladder standings page, you could add the CSS below to Additional CSS:

.trn-ladder-standings-table-idle { display: none }