EquipDash Bookings
EquipDash Bookings
Description
EquipDash runs bookings for rental shops, tour and activity operators, classes and lessons. This plugin puts your EquipDash booking page on your own WordPress site, so customers book without leaving it.
- The EquipDash block: add your booking page, one item with its calendar, a collection, or a Book now button to any page.
- A Book now button on every page: one switch in Settings > EquipDash.
- Shortcodes for the classic editor, Divi and other page builders.
- An Elementor widget.
Prices, availability, payments and bookings stay in EquipDash, so nothing is double-booked and nothing needs setting up twice.
You need an EquipDash account. Start a free trial.
External services
This plugin connects to EquipDash (https://equipdash.com) to show your booking page. When you connect, your site address is sent to EquipDash. On pages that show bookings, your visitors’ browsers load the booking page and a script from app.equipdash.com. Terms and privacy policy.
Installation
- Install and activate the plugin.
- Go to Settings > EquipDash and click Connect EquipDash. Sign in and pick your business.
- Edit any page and add the EquipDash block.
Faq
No. Checkout happens in EquipDash.
The booking page loads only on pages that show it, and only after the rest of the page.
[equipdash module=”rentals”], [equipdash_item type="rental" id="12" style="calendar"], [equipdash_collection id="summer-picks"], [equipdash_button label="Book now"].
Add hide_footer="yes" to [equipdash], or to [equipdash_item] with style="full", to hide the footer line. hide_header="yes" hides the bar with your name and My booking; only use it with a menu cart item (see below).
Yes. In Appearance > Menus, add a Custom Link to your EquipDash cart address (Settings > Booking widget in EquipDash shows it) and give it the CSS class equipdash-cart. It opens My booking in a pop-up and shows how many items are in it.
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Changelog
1.3.0
- The booking page, and one item’s whole page, can hide the header (your name and My booking), for sites with a menu cart item.
1.2.0
- A menu item with the CSS class equipdash-cart opens My booking and shows how many items are in it.
- The booking page, and one item’s whole page, can hide the footer line.
1.1.0
- One item can now show an Add to booking button: dates, how many and the button, for a page that already describes the item. Customers keep browsing and pay in My booking.
1.0.2
- The plugin website link now opens the WordPress page on equipdash.com.
1.0.1
- Fixed the plugin website link.
1.0.0
- First release.