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Luviana Review: a Brand New Hotel Booking Template for WordPress

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Luviana hotel booking template for WordPress is a new premium addition to the lineup of the hotel themes for WordPress.

This new WordPress hotel theme has an exceptional sense of the classic, luxurious hotel design. It’s crafted to make any hotel feel like a luxury hotel on the web!

The Luviana hotel booking template yet comes with an interfusion of usability, creativity, and mobile-friendliness, so in the end, tech-savvy guests will enjoy thoughtful, modern digital experiences.
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Getwid Blocks: Google Maps Gutenberg Block

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The Google Maps Gutenberg block by Getwid enables you to integrate a popular web mapping service by Google with your WordPress website visually with a single block, without resorting to extra plugins or playing with code snippets.

Since it’s a third-party service integration, you’ll need to obtain an API key associated with your project to start using it with WordPress.

See also: the Google Maps widget for Elementor

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How to Create a Multilingual Hotel WordPress Site with Weglot Website Translator

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As an accommodation business, you are most likely right now losing clients if you do not use any intelligent website translator and your website doesn’t speak their languages.

Translating your website into several WordPress languages, however, can attract a wider audience of international travelers within a short period. This is the recommendation #2 in the list of effective methods of improving your vacation rental or hotel website traffic.

If you run a non-English site that doesn’t have a version translated into this “lingua franca”, you don’t even need to research to conclude that you are missing out on a huge market of travelers not only from the English-speaking countries.

If you run a website in English, though, remember that Spanish and Chinese native speakers still make the top in the “List of languages by several native speakers”. Food for thought.

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Getwid Blocks: Advanced Heading Gutenberg Block

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The Advanced Heading block by Getwid allows you to add text content and control its overall settings, such as font style, font family, colors, and others. This block is substantially richer than the core Gutenberg Heading and Paragraph blocks.

This Getwid block comes with pre-installed Google Fonts, alignment and color settings, and many more options to help you tailor one of the most significant parts of any website – typography.

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WordPress Hotel Booking Plugin Updated: PSD2 and SCA Complied

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In this article, we’ll touch on details on the recent releases: MotoPress, one of the best hotel booking plugin WordPress offers, versions 3.6.0 and 3.6.1.

We’ll be talking about how you can utilize more possibilities of Stripe, the new EU’s payment services directive for dealing with online payments, a quick and painless process to connect your bookings and availability data with Expedia, and more awesome improvements.

Read on to learn why so far you won’t find a better WordPress booking plugin for hotels and vacation rentals. No brag, just fact.

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Hurrayyy! MotoPress Celebrates its 7th Birthday!

Anna Chupryna in MotoPress news

We’ve turned 7 years old!

Unbelievably, how fast the time goes, but the MotoPress team, tries to keep up with it and this year of hard and dedicated work proves we succeeded in all our goals!

Firstly, we want to say a huge thank you to all our users – you are the best! Thank you for being with us, for your feedback and criticism, because only this way we can improve and develop new helpful products for you!

Today, as we celebrate our Birthday, we want to take a look back and go one more time through all our achievements. This year was fabulous for us since we:
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How to Create a WordPress Camping Website: Campground Software

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Looking for a campground manager software to implement direct campsite bookings on your WordPress camping website? You’ve landed on the right spot then.

The solution I’m going to introduce you to is the right match for the following cases:

  • You’re an RV park/campground/motorhome club/caravan park/tent camp owner and want to rent out the units and gear through your own website online (and get paid quickly!)
  • You want to rent out your own RV of any type.
  • You need a suitable WordPress campground template for your business to let people know that you exist (optionally present your campsites in detail, feature calendars of availability, pricing, or anything else).
  • You are in search of affordable RV park management software.

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WordPress Twenty Nineteen & Gutenberg: How to Create Better Content with Getwid Blocks

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If you are on the WordPress Twenty Nineteen default theme, you have already experienced the power (as well as flaws) of the Gutenberg editor.

No doubt, even despite limitations, Gutenberg unlocked more customization opportunities and brought the kind of UI that is much more user-friendly for the everyday workflow. No need to wrack your brain around adding a good-looking button or complex custom post types while staying in the visual mode.

The number of the core blocks is, however, still limited; layout and styling settings also leave much to be desired. That is why the market of extra Gutenberg blocks aimed at enhancing Gutenberg is thriving so far.

But in this guide, we’re going to show you how the WordPress Twenty Nineteen theme works with just one of them: Getwid. This is our collection of (so far) 34 free extra Gutenberg blocks!

WordPress Twenty Nineteen is very easy to customize for blogs, but using Gutenberg paired with Getwid, you can also scale the template to any sort of project.

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Getwid Blocks: Banner Gutenberg Block

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As we have promised to publish a detailed review of different Getwid blocks (and we always keep our word), here it is – another step-by-step guide on how to use Banner Gutenberg Block by Getwid.

Getwid plugin by MotoPress contains 30+ blocks so far and we won’t stop on this number. The variety of functions is tremendously vast and you will be able to accomplish many of them in a short period of time. With the user-friendly toolkit that Getwid provides you with, the creation of fully customized and exceptionally unique websites becomes easy and enjoyable. No more complicated CSS code, no more huge money to programmers for site creation. With Getwid you are enabled to realize any picture your mind draws with little effort.

So, the next block we have for review today is Banner Block. With its help, you are empowered to create unique block layouts, vivid call-to-actions, related content suggestions, to advertise products better in an extraordinary way, and to create catchy-eye text lines. Let’s see all the functions it has in a more detailed way.

See also: the Banner widget for Elementor

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