What is the best wording for an admin setting that changes a users view?
Background:
I am working with a team on an application where there is an admin user who can edit websites. In this, there is are preconfigured widgets an admin can add to their page. One of them is an list of events.
In the event list widget, the admin can select how they want to display their list of events to the user. Currently, they have 3 options:
- List only
- Calendar only
- List and calendar
Problem:
If an admin user adds another widget next to the list of events in the same row and the admin has selected to show the list and calendar view, the list and calendar in the widget will be compressed. We are using media queries, but since the overall screen size hasn't changed, they don't have any effect.
Solution:
To solve this, we'd like to let the admin pick what view they want the user to see by default in the settings panel provided when the admin begins editing their site. The admin would be allowed to show the calendar or list view by default and the user would be able to toggle between the two.
Question:
What wording should be used in the settings panel title to let the admin user know they are going to change how their user will see the widget? Currently, we have Default View with a dropdown that says Calendar and List but I think that's a little ambiguous.