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Add Theme Support for Gutenberg Blocks Easier with Getwid Style Kit

Ann Taylor in Getwid Gutenberg Blocks Leave a comment on Add Theme Support for Gutenberg Blocks Easier with Getwid Style Kit

If you are a WordPress developer who fully or partially switched over to the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg) for building themes and websites for clients, we have great news for you. You can add theme support for Gutenberg blocks with less tweaking.

We’ve just released Getwid Style Kit, a handy boilerplate that encompasses some great starter c to extend and customize Getwid and core Gutenberg blocks for your themes. The boilerplate is available for free download on GitHub so you can play around with it today.

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How to Start Your Own Blog on Gutenberg WordPress

Anna Chupryna in WordPress tutorials Leave a comment on How to Start Your Own Blog on Gutenberg WordPress

How to start a blog? This is probably the easiest thing to do if you have simple and clear instructions to follow.

Currently, on the web, the amount of blog websites is probably the biggest, since users have all the tools at hand, the only thing they need is a wish. The setting up process takes less than half an hour and you save a pretty decent amount of money if you go with our tips on how to start your own blog.

We have created a detailed and all-inclusive tutorial so that your experience stays effortless, quick, and interesting!

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How to Turn One-time Guests into Loyal Customers: WordPress for Hotels

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Repeat guests for a hotel or vacation rental: a dream or reality? You definitely can bring people back, but it doesn’t bear much resemblance to the retail or restaurant business simply because your guests are not locals.

Let’s start with reasons why guests return (they do!) and then move on to the solutions that can help you improve the retention rate.

Why do people prefer to come back to the same place? The first reason is their initial motivation:

  • work/business-related travelers who found the location and services affordable and suitable.
  • recreational guests, e.g. families or couples that love to spend their vacation in the same location.

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Customer Spotlight: MotoPress Testimonial Videos (Send Yours!)

Ann Taylor in Customer stories, MotoPress news 2 Comments on Customer Spotlight: MotoPress Testimonial Videos (Send Yours!)

Meet real customers of the MotoPress Hotel Booking plugin! We love to share examples of real-life websites created with our solutions to help you get a better idea of whether this is something you are looking for and how it works for other people’s businesses and different client’s purposes.

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How to Disable the “Confirm Reservation” Button in Hotel Booking

Ann Taylor in Product updates 2 Comments on How to Disable the “Confirm Reservation” Button in Hotel Booking

The work on the Hotel Booking WordPress plugin is in full swing. In the two latest versions, we made a primary focus on fixing existing issues so that we can move forward with a better core. Furthermore, the plugin now allows you to optionally turn on the immediate guest redirection to the checkout page, without a need to press the “Confirm reservation” button.

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Twenty Twenty Theme: Blog Better with the WordPress Default Theme

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The Twenty Twenty WordPress default theme is used by casual and hardcore WordPressers from across the web. The main purpose of this theme is to show the power of Gutenberg blocks and help you get used to the new editing experience in WordPress easier. In this WordPress Twenty Twenty theme tutorial, you’ll learn about the features and see how to customize the theme.

It perfectly integrates with the new features and opportunities of Gutenberg and is 100% suitable for creative projects and blogs.

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Hotel Booking Checkout Fields is Out: a Handy Checkout Form Editor

Ann Taylor in MotoPress news, WordPress plugins 2 Comments on Hotel Booking Checkout Fields is Out: a Handy Checkout Form Editor

If a default set of the checkout fields in the Hotel Booking plugin for WordPress doesn’t fully meet your needs, our new add-on is made to change this. The new Hotel Booking Checkout Fields extension allows you to add, edit or remove/hide fields displayed on the checkout page, thus, completely transform it to suit your business.

This will allow you to collect more information from your guests, for example:

  • Personal details required by the policy of your country
  • Require user’s agreements to comply with the policy of your property
  • Ask to specify the basic information, e.g., about pets or children
  • Add extra instructions
  • Add marketing-focused fields, e.g., to learn how people find you.

The process is fairly easy since you’ll be able to add, edit and reorder the fields in one place and instantly preview the settings of the fields in one table.

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Getwid Updates: Better Content Alignment Options & Improved UI

Ann Taylor in Getwid Gutenberg Blocks, Product updates

In this post, we’re going to overview the development progress of Getwid Gutenberg Blocks, version 1.5.0. We are trying to embrace the anatomy of the new WordPress editor further and are happy to introduce Gutenberg content alignment and sizing in Getwid enhancements you’ll definitely love:

  • The fresh user interface for some blocks will help you easily navigate through the settings and work more productively
  • You can now change common units of the block with draggable margins and paddings to tailor spacing and sizing to your needs right in the editor
  • Set the max-width content container for a full or wide-width website easier with the Section block
  • Add gradient backgrounds by choosing a suitable color scheme from a pre-designed palette.

Let’s get down to the details and examples!

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How to Make Number of Adults & Children Flexible in Hotel Booking Plugin

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Since WordPress booking hotel plugin version 3.7.2, you can make the number of adults and children change dynamically based on the guest’s search parameters and keep the tiered pricing set via Rates.

For example, in the previous version, if the accommodation capacity was two adults and one child, the room wouldn’t appear eligible for a parent with two children simply because there was a “one child” limit in the settings. In reality, a bed for an adult could be used by a child – and even vice versa in some types of properties.

The new plugin version allows you to bring more flexibility to this restriction by designating three separate capacity limits: for adults, children, and the total “capacity”.

This is a little bit different from using the “Guests” field since you can still have a tiered pricing rates system for children and adults separately. The rate will be updated dynamically based on the number of adults and children the guest chooses at checkout.

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How to Add Google Analytics to WordPress

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Looking at how to add Google Analytics to WordPress? There are two major approaches:

  1. Manually without plugins. Technically, you’ll need to get your Google Analytics code snippet and insert it into your WordPress website (we’re going to tell you where). Then you’ll be able to access the Google Analytics dashboard from your Google Account online in one place. The major benefit of this approach is that it doesn’t require reliance on third-party dependencies. As for the cons, for complete newbies, it might be a bit intimidating to work with code and the entire procedure might require additional time and effort.
  2. Integrate Google Analytics by connecting WordPress Google Analytics plugins. You might want to opt for this method if you want an easier way to connect Google Analytics to WordPress, need more tools, or (thanks to some plugins) access your Analytics dashboard from your WordPress website.

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