Ann Taylor is an overall WordPress, open source, and dark folk music fan. She has been writing about WordPress since the times of TinyMCE.
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Booklium, the MotoPress bestseller WordPress theme for vacation rental business, gets two brand-new skins from version 2.0.0: – Stylish Boutique Hotel – Luxury Vacation Rental These are full-scale website templates with their own fresh character and style, still with your favourite WordPress booking plugin included for free and styled up!
If you’re a business founder or developer, this comparison gives you a quick overview of the similarities and differences across the (for now) three-member MotoPress booking plugins family. Like any family, there are debates about who’s best at what! However, we won’t tell you who – because this feature-by-feature comparison is designed to help you…
Continue reading “MotoPress Booking Plugins: What’s the Difference?”
Since the Booking Calendar plugin 1.2.0, you can accept online payments for your bookings via Stripe! It’s built-in and free to use (but not included in the free plugin version).
WordPress timeline plugins are a great way to showcase your development journey in chronological order, no matter whether you are a designer or a teacher. Some other common scenarios for using timelines include: Roadmap The stages of a project Company/brand history Resume/work experience Guides There are a few awesome solutions on the WordPress market you…
Continue reading “Top Free WordPress Timeline Plugins for Elementor & the Block Editor”
In the world of optimization and automation in every step of your life, adding a booking calendar to your site is child’s play. Especially with affordable and really simple-to-use tools. Ready to do that in a few simple steps? Then go to your /wp-admin URL and let’s get our hands dirty.
Since I wrote my latest comparison with Booking Calendar (I’ll sometimes use its former name WP Booking Calendar), the plugin has received several design upgrades and gained new features – including better onboarding and full Elementor support! However, its competitor, MotoPress Booking Calendar, is a totally new and fresh approach to accepting bookings on WordPress…
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Need a specific order for the services, locations, categories, or staff in the drop-downs of your booking form? It’s possible from the version 2.4.0 of the Appointment Booking plugin! The new feature allows you to manually assign the order value to the mentioned filters so that the drop-down menu shows your items in the right…
We’re actively working on many new features for the MotoPress Events Calendar plugin, your go-to tool for creating public event schedules with user-friendly tools. Meanwhile, in this post, we’re sharing some recent updates that have been released in the version 2.0 and you can give them a try right away!
Well, the MotoPress shop continues to churn out innovations! Just at the end of last year, we were boasting the new powerful release, the Events Calendar plugin for smart event schedules. It hasn’t been long, yet we’re already introducing a new plugin hot off the press – and it’s deeply rooted into our brand direction…
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Renting out a venue or studio is much easier when you can configure your availability just once – and then enable clients to self-schedule the time that suits them. To implement such a booking system on WordPress, you basically need just one plugin – MotoPress Appointment Booking.
