WordPress. How to work with a booking form

This tutorial is going to show you how to work on a booking form that comes with some of the WordPress templates.

WordPress. How to work with a booking form

It includes fields for name, email, phone and message, a select list, a count select, two datepickers and a submit button. If your template comes with a booking form and you would like to change some of its options:

1. Log into your WordPress admin panel.
2. Go to the left-side menu Appearance -> Theme Options.



3. Click on the Booking Form tab at the top.



4. There you will find a list of self-explanatory options:

• Title allows you to put a name of the form e.g. book a room:
• Display ‘Name’ Field? with yes/no selections allows to switch the name field off and on;
• Text for ‘Name’ Field allows you to input text for the field, e.g. Your Name
• Display ‘Email’ Field? allows you to switch the email field on and off;
• Text for ‘Email’ Field allows you to input text for the field, e.g. Email
• Display ‘Phone’ Field? allows you to switch the phone field on and off;
• Text for ‘Phone’ Field allows you to input text for the field, e.g. Phone
• Default Text for Select Element allows you to input text for the for select element, e.g. Select room type
• Display Count Select? allows you to switch the count select on and off;
• Text for Count Select allows you to input text for the count select, e.g. No. of rooms
• Number of Items in Count Select allows to enter a number of items in count select (from 1 to 10), e.g. 5
• Date Format allows to choose date format for datepicker elements, e.g. Default: mm/dd/yy
• Display Datepickers 1? allows to switch Datepickers-1  on and off;
• Include Timepicker to Datepickers 1? allows to switch the timepicker in Datepickers-1  on and off;
• Default Text for Datepicker 1 allows you to input text for datapicker-1, e.g. Check in
• Display Datepickers 2? allows to switch Datepickers-2  on and off;
• Include Timepicker to Datepickers 2? allows to switch the timepicker in Datepickers-2 on and off;
• Default Text for Datepicker 2 allows you to input text for datapicker-2, e.g. Check out
• Display ‘Message’ Field? allows you to switch the message field on and off;
• Default Text for ‘Message’ Field allows you to input text for the message field, e.g. Additional Comments
• Text for Submit Button allows you to input text for the submit button, e.g. submit

  
First Name:[text* your_name]


  
Last Name:[text* your_surname]


  
E-mail:[email* your_email]


  
Phone:[text* your_phone]


  
Fax:[text your_fax]


  
Special Requirements:[textarea your_requirements]


  
[submit "Send"]


  

First Name:[text* your_name]


Last Name:[text* your_surname]


E-mail:[email* your_email]


Phone:[text* your_phone]


Fax:[text your_fax]


Special Requirements:[textarea your_requirements]


[submit "Send"]

From: [your_name] 
 
Coise: [selectedItem]
Date From: [dateFrom]
Date To: [dateTo]
No. of rooms: [countSelect]
 
First Name: [your_name]
Last Name: [your_surname]
E-mail: [your_email]
Telephone: [your_phone]
Fax: [your_fax]
State/Province: [your_state]
 
Special Requirements:
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[your_requirements]

Feel free to check the detailed video tutorial below:

WordPress. How to work with a booking form