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Introduction to the WordPress plugin

Read this introduction to the WordPress plugin feature with information on how the plugin works.

 

To learn more about the functionality of the WordPress plugin, please read the entire series of articles accessed at the side and bottom of this page.

 

Which plans include this feature?

Legacy:  Soho, Pro, Plus, Enterprise, Flex
New:  Growth (Subscription), Growth (Online Booking Fee), Managed
→ Learn more about our new plans or how to change your plan.


Where can I find this feature using the top menu?

Manage > Integrations > Website Integration > WordPress

What more do I need to use this feature?

  • Admin permissions to manage integrations.
  • WordPress.com account with a Business plan or a hosted website with the free WordPress.org software.
  • Ability to copy and paste into your website code or have some helpful person do this for you!

Which Checkfront version supports this feature - classic, new or both?

  • This feature is available in both our classic version using items (Inventory > Items) and our newest version using products (Inventory > Products).  → Learn more about products

 

About WordPress

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Wordpress is a content management system (CMS) used to build websites and blogs. Both self-hosted (WordPress) and hosted solutions (WordPress.com) are available.

 

WordPress

Learn more here:

 

 

WordPress plugin overview

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Checkfront has created a plugin for WordPress which enables you to generate a shortcode, paste it into your webpage, and publish a booking portal for your Customers to reserve their items or products.

Once configured, the plugin handles the complicated code to display the portal. All you need to do is add the shortcode to your page, and we take care of the rest.

You can add to the shortcode if you want to alter how the booking portal appears or behaves. This guide shows you how to do that.

 

Checkfront

Learn more about the benefits of the Checkfront and WordPress plugin integration here:

 

Next, we look at installing the WordPress plugin within your website. 

 

 

Installing the WordPress plugin >

 

 

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