Описание
Sticky & Floating Event Banners for Eventin is a lightweight add-on for the Eventin plugin. It allows you to dynamically generate an interactive banner or a modal window (lightbox) to encourage your users to book upcoming scheduled events.
Main Features:
* Two Templates: Choose between an elegant lightbox window (perfect for the Homepage) or a «sticky» banner at the bottom of the screen.
* Page Assignment: Decide on which pages to display Template 1 or Template 2.
* Full Eventin Integration: Automatically extracts dates, times, and filters from Eventin.
* Optimized Caching: Uses the Transients API to eliminate database load on the frontend.
* Custom Meta Box: Override the button and event text on each individual event page.
* Highly Customizable: Change texts, rotation delay, primary color, and disable the banner on specific URLs.
Установка
- Ensure you have the Eventin plugin installed and activated.
- Upload the plugin folder to the
/wp-content/plugins/directory, or install it via the WordPress plugin dashboard. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Go to Settings -> Eventin Banner to configure the layout and display preferences.
Часто задаваемые вопросы
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Ensure you have set «Banner active» from the control panel and have at least one published future event (date > today) in Eventin.
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Does it work without Eventin?
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No. The plugin requires Eventin to be active as it relies on its custom post types (CPTs).
Отзывы
Нет отзывов об этом плагине.
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Журнал изменений
1.0.0
- Initial official release for the WordPress repository.
