[Andre Flores]

Hi, Charlotte!

This happens because if the accommodation for 6 guests is unavailable, your guests may still want to book accommodations for 4 and 2 guests. If you do not want this to happen, you may use this workaround.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Simon!

You may change the text easily using Loco Translate plugin: https://prnt.sc/tuvoh2. Check this article with some example on how to do that.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello, Fred!

Try adding the following code under Appearance ->Customize ->Additional CSS:

.has-post-thumbnail .post-thumbnail {
	display: none;
}

If this still does not work, add an !important declaration to the CSS property:

.has-post-thumbnail .post-thumbnail {
	display: none !important;
}

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Marco!

Thanks for sharing the code that worked out for you, I am glad that you have managed to resolve the issue.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, David!

In order to include accommodation blocks to exported iCal link you should make sure to enable the “Export admin blocks.” option under Accommodation ->Settings tab: https://prnt.sc/tuvcrs.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello, Tural!

Unfortunately, there is no such option in the plugin by default, however, we do have such a feature request – I have added your up-vote to it as well. In case there are more similar requests from other users, we will consider adding this feature to one of plugin future updates.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello, Laura!

Thank you for your feedback, it is much appreciated. We are doing our best to improve our products. Your up-vote has been counted, I hope you will continue using our plugin!

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Marco!

Each attribute has a unique class by default, you may find the exact class name using Inspect Element tool of your favorite browser. Let’s say, the attribute is named “Location”, in this case the CSS class will be
.mphb-location-title

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello there,

So far the feature is quiet popular and currently the first in the list of requested features, so it should be implemented soon. Once it is, we will immediately let you know 🙂

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello, Stefan!

The issue occurs because some fields on the checkout page are hidden, e.g. Adults and Children count select fields: https://prnt.sc/ttmtr4. This prevents the accommodation from being booked, since these fields are obligatory. Most likely the issue is caused by the conflict with some third-party plugins, I would ask that you try disabling additional plugins to find out which one causes the issue. If there is no luck, try switching to default WordPress theme, e.g. Twenty Twenty and check whether the issue is caused by the theme.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello, James!

The accommodation type single pages appear to be a custom post type, so they inherit the layout from the theme standard single.php template. In order to hide the comment form you may either add the following CSS under Appearance ->Customize ->Additional CSS:

.comment-reply-title, .comment-form {
	display: none;
}

or use an additional plugin, e.g. the Disable Comments one. You may also want to check out this nice thread on how to disable comments on your website.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello, Luciano!

Thank you for your up-vote, it has been counted. So far the feature is not quiet popular, however, if it is, we will definitely consider adding it to the plugin.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, BJ!

Sure I can, your up-vote has been counted 🙂

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Corrine!

Looks like the issue has been resolved in ticket #29015. For other users, who may be interested in what caused the issue, it occurred because you were trying to change styles, which are not in the parent stylesheet, but in another custom stylesheet (hotel-booking.css). Usually the child theme stylesheet is loading before custom stylesheets of the parent theme, this is the reason changes in hotel-booking.css file were not overwritten in the child theme style.css file.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Corrine!

Try adding an !important declaration to the CSS rule, so it looks as follows:

body.single .site-main > .type-mphb_room_type .mphb-regular-price strong {
	display: block !important;
}

This should overwrite the original rule in hotel-booking.css file.

Regards,
Andre

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