[J. Davis]

Thank you for your upvotes

[J. Davis]

Hi Ashleigh,

Thanks for your question. The task is in progress now. Stay tuned not to miss an update. Thank you.

best regards,
John Davis

[J. Davis]

Hi Gordon,

Thanks for your question. It seems to be an issue on the booking.com side. The check-in and check-out dates should be different and can not be the same date. You may try to stop exporting manually closed dates and contact booking.com support for the details of the issue.

Let us know if you have any news on this.

best regards,
John Davis

[J. Davis]

Hi, your upvote has been added.

[J. Davis]

Thank you for your feedback, Janina. It has been added to the task.

[J. Davis]

Thank you for your feedback, Genevieve

[J. Davis]

Thank you for the solution you shared here.

[J. Davis]

Thank you for your upvotes, they have been added to the task.

[J. Davis]

Hi Fausto,

Thanks for your question. There is no possibility to add custom fields to the checkout form of the appointment booking plugin. Though we have this request in our list of features and we will notify you when we have any news.

best regards,
John Davis

[J. Davis]

Hi Anna,

You may search for articles on how to use the inspector tool of the browser to find the classes of the elements and apply custom styles. Let us know what exactly you would like to change so we could provide an example for you.
Or you may purchase an Extended Support service so we will adjust the styles of the form on your site per your screenshot or example.

best regards,
John Davis

[J. Davis]

Hi Paul,

Thanks for contacting us. I’ve just checked your site and replicated the issue using a desktop device. Please make sure you have used proper test API keys in the plugin settings because it looks like you have enabled sandbox mode.
You may also try to disable third-party plugins one by one and reload the checkout page to find the plugin that causes an issue.

best regards,
John Davis

[J. Davis]

Hi Laurent,

Thanks for your question. Unfortunately, it requires a more complex way to make a header sticky by using JS in order to change the class when the menu gets sticky and vice versa. We do not offer complex customization services for now. You may try to use a third-party plugin to make the header sticky. It might be helpful.

best regards,
John Davis

[J. Davis]

Hi Laurent,

1. This is how the default block editor from WordPress works – and I can offer our free plugin that will let you add custom colors to the palette https://wordpress.org/plugins/block-editor-colors/ thus you will not need to copy and paste the color codes all the time.
2. It rather depend on the block or each particular element on the page. Not all the blocks/elements with images have the option to show the caption.
3. Here is a code to add to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:

#masthead.site-header {
    border-color:#303030;
}

.site-header:before{
    background-color:#303030;
}

You need to change color code #303030 to your custom one.

4. You need to import the needed fonts Adamina and Libre Baskerville to your theme. You may search for the posts on how to add google fonts locally to the WordPress site.

best regards,
John Davis

[J. Davis]

Hi,

The capacity parameters are cleared on the checkout page for the guest to make a conscious selection of adults and children and prevent making a mistake. However, we also have this request in our list of features so I’ve added your upvotes to that task and we will notify you when we have any news on this.

best regards,
John Davis

[J. Davis]

Hi Sylvain,

There is no video at the top area on the Front Page on the demo site of the Villagio theme. However, you may add any custom widget or block that allows adding video or video slideshow at Appearance > Widgets > Front Page Top area.

best regards,
John Davis

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