Wordpress Plugin: Configurable Options

 

Tabs As Categories

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By default, the item categories you have created in your account will be displayed in a drop-down menu.

 

 

 

If you check the Tabs As Categories option, however, they will instead be displayed in the booking portal as individual tabs, which can be clicked on to view their content.

The search field and calendar can be useful for finding just the right item to book.  

Sometimes though, you may wish to display a more basic booking form on your website. In this case, you can choose to hide the search box and calendar from view.  

If you are placing the shortcode onto a webpage which is aimed at a specific item or items, you can use the Display option to select which ones are to be included on the page.

Uncheck the box labeled All Items & Categories to reveal the individual items. Select the ones you like by checking each one in turn. All other items will be filtered from the booking portal you are creating.  

If you have a discount code you would like to be automatically included in the booking portal, you may select it from this drop-down list.

All prices shown to the customer will now reflect the discount you have chosen.  

This is a pretty self-explanatory option! If you wish the text in the booking portal to be a different colour, simply choose one from the colour picker.  

You can enter a specific hex colour value in the field provided if required.  

If your website uses a specific standard font family, such as Arial or Tahoma, you can enter it here. Once published, the booking portal will take on the same format.  

If required, you can fast forward the booking portal to a specific date. By default, the system will show the current date, unless you have a cutoff rule set. This option enables the customer to land on a set date at some point in the future.  

Click on the field to open the calendar and select your date. You can use the small black arrows to advance the months back and forth. And that's it for the basic options. At this point, you can click the Generate Code button and paste the results into your web page. Before you do that though, you may wish to have a quick look at the advanced options to further refine the look and feel of your booking portal.  

Just like the font colour above, you can also select a colour for the background of your booking portal.

In most cases, white will be just fine, but if you feel the urge...  

Same as the start date above, but you can also add a specific end date if you only wish to show availability between a set period of time.  

A tracking ID is simply a code which can be added to the booking portal for future reference. The ID code will show on your invoices so you know where the booking came from specifically. This is great for tracking advertising campaigns and things like that. Check out this support document for more information.  

If you'd like to display the booking portal in a specific language, choose it from the list of available options.  

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