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<h1>This is a background event then inserted into &quot;Second&quot;</h1>
<p>This event has the “event_start” label attribute which is defined in the
widget as the tag marking events to be fetched.</p>
<p>This event has the “event_end” label attribute which, combined with “event_start”,
makes this event a “range” event showing in a limited box between the start
and end dates.</p>
<p>This event has the “event_type” label of value “background”, sorting it
into the corresponding group with id “background” defined in “event_type_list”
attribute on the widget, but then the event is forced into the group “second”
as defined. The group “background” never appears on the timeline or as
a button, it is a way of sorting specific events as “background” events
(showing in the background of the timeline, commonly used for eras/epochs
or large stretches of time) within an existing non-background group.</p>
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