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We are very pleased to announce that we have released version 4 of WP Travel plugin adopting the React Framework. Our previous version worked fine, however, we have decided to move to react framework to enhance the quality of WP Travel plugin further.
As for now, we have worked on the individual trip section and some part of the frontend. Our ultimate goal will be running our entire WP Travel plugin in React Frame Work.
There will be not much difference from the user point of view, however, we have made some changes in the booking section. Now the available dates will be displayed via a calendar.
Basically we have made the changes in the trip edit section so, this documentation includes the explanation for the Trips edit section.
WP Travel plugin is an easy to use and awesome plugin that you can use with any travel site. With WP travel you can simply add as many trips as you wish. Besides this plugin provides various kind of feature, setting which makes this plugin more attractive.
The compatibility of the plugin is also one of the features. It can also be modified very easily through custom templates and filters.
Not to forget, WP travel is becoming popular day by day due to its frequent update with amazing additional feature and the support from the development team.
WP Travel is a very easy to use a plugin, with very simple and understandable settings. These settings and features can be set up with ease and without any hassle. With it’s recent update, WP Travel now offers more organized way for it’s user to create the trips with the well separation of the tabs as :
A simple walk-through of each feature of the plugin has been provided in detail.
After the activation of the plugin, you will find two tabs in your dashboard, menu on the dashboard :
Under the WP Travel option there are 7 tabs and under the Trips option there are 6 tabs.
This organized separation of the menus creates a easy and clean environment for you to create trips and assign the trips with the settings of your choice.
Installing wp-travel plugin is convenient. Follow steps mentioned below to install plugin
This is the sixth menu item that appears under WP Travel icon.
The Setting under the Report section is used to manage the setting of the plugin.
Under setting menu, you can find a different section which has multiple fields which are explained below.
Under General Setting section, you will be able to see following fields.
function wp_travel_load_previous_layout(){
return false;
}
add_filter('wp_travel_enable_checkout','wp_travel_load_previous_layout' );
This will restore your previous settings.
Under the trips section, you will be able to see the following field.
Note: Make sure you have assigned the added pricing option to the added date or else nothing will be displayed under the booking tab.
Under Email section, you will be able to see the settings of the Email templates. The email template is an exclusive feature which is released with the version 1.2.2 of the WP Travel
Tab “Account Section” is the fourth tab under settings tab where you can reach by going to , Admin Panel > WP Travel > Setting > Account Settings which gives you the options to decide if you require login before booking, option to generate username from email automatically, generate password and enable/disable customer registration.
This is the new section that is added with the release of WP Travel version 1.1.2. Under Tabs section, you will be able to see the list of tabs that are displayed in the frontend of individual Trips as seen in the screenshot below.
What is this option for?
Display: In case if you did not want the particular tab to display then you can simply uncheck the “Display” option.
Note: This is the global setting. This setting will be applied to the individual trips only if they check the option “Use Global Tabs Layout” by going to Tabs section of the individual trips
Under Payment section, you will be able to see different settings of the payment options that are available within the plugin as seen in the screenshot below.
The first section under the payment tab is payment settings. This section particularly deals with the feature “Partial payment” of the payment option. The option available are explaind below:
You can manage the payment setting by going to Admin Panel > Trips > Settings > Payment:
Available Options in Payment Settings:
The third section under the payment tab is tax option. This is the brand new and amazing feature that is released with the version 1.2.2 of WP Travel.
You can find the tax settings in the Tax Options section. Below we present all options step by step.
Tax (Inclusive):
Tax (Exclusive):
Note: With the release of version 2.2.1 of WP Travel, Standard Paypal has been merged within the plugin so you do not have to install/ activate the standard PayPal plugin separately.
The second section under the payment tab is standard paypal.
WP Travel Standard PayPal was add-ons for WP Travel but due to lots of request form users to merge this in WP Travel core, we have added this addon in plugin core so that there will be no hassle for a payment gateway. Standard PayPal is a wonderful addition to the WP Travel Plugin. Integrating with PayPal offers your customer’s simple ways to pay for the booking that is being made also and in addition, you can view the payment stat made by users on the backend.
Standard PayPal will undoubtedly enhance the WP Travel plugin.
Available Options:
Note: New form field added in Booking form for full payment mode or partial payment mode. To edit payment mode refer to Admin Side.
Booking Works with the PayPal payment gateway. To enable PayPal as your payment processor first, you will need a PayPal account. If you do not already have one, you can sign up here: https://www.paypal.com/home.
Go through the registration process and then come back to your site.
There are basically two types of Booking Options. They are:
Booking with Payment:
To enable the booking with payment options at the front end, at first you have to enable the option “Enable Paypal” by going to Admin panel > Trips > Settings > Payments.
Under this option, there are two modes of booking.
Booking Only:
This is simply a booking made without the payment. After making the booking you get an email that includes you’re booking detail.
Note: After making the booking you will get an email which includes the detail about your booking info.
The Admin will be able to view the lists and the booking detail that is made by the clients. If required, the admin has the authority to change the booking detail made by the client as well.
Booking listing :
The Booking listing page consists of the following information.
Contact name: It is the name of the person under which the booking is made using booking form.
Status: This column lists your booking status.
Payment: This column lists the type of payment you have made i.e. either Full Payment or Partial Payment.
Booking Date: This column displays the booking published date.
Booking detail:
This is the brand new and exciting feature that is added to the version 2.0.0 of the WP Travel plugin.
If you do not prefer or is not able to use any payment gateway offered by the plugin then this feature is for you.
Configuration:
To enable the bank deposit option go to Admin Panel > WP Travel > Settings > Payment > Bank Deposit.
Enabling the option you will find the “Bank Deposit” option in the checkout page.
After making the payment through the bank deposit option, the booking detail will be available in the user dashboard.
User needs to go to booking detail page by clicking on the “Detail” tab and upload the receipt through the button “Submit Payment Receipt“.
After receiving the receipt, the status will be changed to “Voucher submitted“.
Now admin will be able to view the receipt from the booking detail from the backend.
This is a brand new and exciting feature released with the WP Travel version (1.3.2).
With this new and fresh feature, the user will be able to add multiple trip facts/ information about the trips.
You can enable the trip facts by going to Admin Panel -> WP Travel -> Settings -> Facts.
In order to add new trip facts, the user just needs to click on ” Add new” buttons. Clicking on the “Add new” button will make the filed appear where you need to enter the field name, select field Type and enter icon classes.
Field Name: This option enables you to enter the trip facts name.
Field Type: This option enables you to choose the filed type i.e. whether it is single select, multiple select or plain text.
Icon class: This filed enables you to enter the icon class. eg: fa-plane.
Note: You can as many trips as you like with “Add new” button.
After adding the required number of trips facts from the Settings -> Facts, go to individual trips to add the facts that is required for the trips.
From the individual trip edit screen go to “Facts” tabs. Here you will find ” Add new” button, just click on this button and add the required facts for the trips that is added from the Settings -> Facts.
These facts are sortable i.e you can reposition them by dragging up and down according to your preferences.
Frontend display:
Display trip Facts using the shortcode:
What makes the release of the version (1.3.2) even more interesting is that you can even display the facts using the shortcode.
Shortcode:
[wp_travel_trip_facts id="6"]
This tab provides you with the filed to add license of the addon that you have activated.
Under Misc. Options section, you will be able to see the following field.
Enable Trip Enquiry: This option allows you to enable/disable the trip enquiry.
GDPR:
It is a privacy policy which is added to each form in the plugin like “Enquiry” and “Booking form“.You cannot submit the form without checking the button for the privacy policy if you have enabled the feature.
Enquiry form.
Booking form:
Features:
Disable the GDPR feature:
Under debug Options section, you will be able to see the following field. This option is for the testing purpose.
System information displays all the information related to the system. You can find the system Information in Trips > Settings.
It is helpful if you require the info about the system that is currently running.
Note: You can send the information by downloading the file by clicking on the button “Export to CSV“. After clicking on the button you will get the excel file that includes the detail of your system.
You can send thus received file in our official email address which will be provided to you through the forum.
Creating a new trip is quite an easy task. After activation of the plugin, you get the menu “Trips” in the Admin Panel. Under “Trips” menu you will find the option “New Trip”.
These fields allow you to add the new title of the trip.
Under the trip option, there are multiple fields that you need to add while creating the trips.
The available options and displayed below:
The option under this section are explained below:
This is the Includes/Excludes section. Under this section, you will get the option to add the Includes/Excludes required for the trip.
Available Options:
This is the facts section. Under this section, you will get the option to manage the facts option.
User will be able to add multiple trip facts/ information about the trips.
You can enable the trip facts by going to Admin Panel -> WP Travel -> Settings -> Facts.
In order to add new trip facts, the user just needs to click on ” Add new” buttons. Clicking on the “Add new” button will make the filed appear where you need to enter the field name, select field Type and enter icon classes.
Field Name: This option enables you to enter the trip facts name.
Field Type: This option enables you to choose the filed type i.e. whether it is single select, multiple select or plain text.
Icon class: This filed enables you to enter the icon class. eg: fa-plane.
Note: You can as many trips as you like with “Add new” button.
After adding the required number of trips facts from the Settings -> Facts, go to individual trips to add the facts that is required for the trips.
From the individual trip edit screen go to “Facts” tabs. Here you will find ” Add new” button, just click on this button and add the required facts for the trips that is added from the Settings -> Facts.
These facts are sortable i.e you can reposition them by dragging up and down according to your preferences.
Display trip Facts using the shortcode:
What makes the release of the version (1.3.2) even more interesting is that you can even display the facts using the shortcode.
Shortcode:
[wp_travel_trip_facts id="6"]
This is the Gallery section. Under this section, you will get the option to add the images required for the trips.
To add the image go to individual trips > Gallery and add the required image.
Featured image:
The image which is marked as the Featured Image will be displayed as the trip image and other images will be displayed in the gallery section.
This is the location section. Under this section, you will get the option to manage/add the location.
The Destinations section under the Trip Type section in the dashboard menu lets you add the new destination to the list. It allows you to add the destination and the newly added destination will be listed on the right-hand side of the page.
You can add the 
destination from the location tab of individual trips as well.
What’s new in Version 4?
With the WP Travel version 4, user will be able to display the maps without the API keys. If you do not have the API keys then there is nothig to worry about as you can display the maps at the frontnd by entering the location only.
For this, you need to go to the Location tab of the individual trip and search for your location.
Other map options like Here Map, Mapquest can also be used to display the maps.
This is the cart & Checkout section. Under this section, you will get the option to manage the cart and checkout option.
This option will only available after the activation of the WP Travel Pro or WP Travel Utilities. After the activation of the required plugin you will get the tab “Cart & Checkout” in WP Travel > Settings.
This is the inventory section. Under this section, you will get the option to manage the inventory option. This option will only be available after the activation of WP Travel Pro/WP Travel Utilities plugin.
Available options are explained below:
This is FAQs section. Under this section, you will get the option to add the FAQs. Available options are explained below:
Downloads tab will only appear after the activation of either WP Travel Pro/ WP Travel Downloads.
For detail assistance on using the Downloads, please refer to the respective plugin Documentation:
This is Micsc. Option section. Under this section, you will get the option to manage the Enquiry option.
Available options:
This is the tab section. Available options are explained below:
Add New Tab(This option will only appear after the activation of WP Travel Pro):
If you are willing to go back to version 3 after the update to WP Travel Version 4, you do not have to worry at all. You can go back to the previous version any time you like.
For this you need to go to Admin Panel > WP Travel > Settings > General and disable the “Switch to V4” option.
This feature helps you to see/list the booking that is made by the customer in the Admin Panel itself.
If there is no any booking made then nothing will be displayed here.
Features:
You can view the lists of coupon that you have added from WP Travel > Coupons.
This list, in general, summarizes all the information about coupons like:
Note: If you try to create the coupon with same code then the plugin will let you publish the coupon but the coupon that was previously created will be applied if the code is used.
If you wish to edit the existing coupon then you can go to particular coupon edit screen and edit as per your requirement.
Basically, a taxonomy is a way to grouping things together. Similarly, with WP travel plugin user will be able to group the trips according to Trips Type, Destinations, Keywords, Activities.
This is the third menu item that appears below Trips icon.
The Trip Type section under the New Trip section in the dashboard menu lets you add new trip type on the list. It allows you to enter the trip type and the newly added trip type will be listed on the right-hand side of the page.
You can add the trip type from the individual trip edit screen as well.
This is the fourth menu item that appears below Trips icon.
The Destinations section under the Trip Type section in the dashboard menu lets you add the new destination to the list. It allows you to add the destination and the newly added destination will be listed on the right-hand side of the page.
You can add the destination from the location tab of individual trips as well.
This is the Fifth menu item that appears under Trips icon
The Keyword section under the Destinations section in the dashboard menu lets you add new Keyword to the list. It allows you to add the keyword and the newly added keyword will be listed on the right-hand side of the page.
You can assign the keyword to the individual trip post by going in individual trip post edit screen.
The process of adding the Keyword and assigning them to the trips is same as you add the category and assign them.
This is the sixth menu item that appears below All Trips icon.
The Activities section under the Destinations section in the dashboard menu lets you add new activities to the list. It allows you to add the activities and the newly added activities will be listed on the right-hand side of the page.
You can assign the activities to the individual trips post by going in individual trip post edit screen.
It is added in the plugin so that you can add activities related to the trips. The process to add the activities is same as you add the category.
With the latest release of the plugin, we have added the new feature where you can mark the available Itinerary and make it featured.
To make the itinerary you have to simply click on the star icon in Featured column.
Example:
The Booking section under the Activities section in the dashboard menu list all the bookings that are made from the front end booking section.
The Admin will be able to edit/manage the content of each individual booking by going to individual booking.
This is the sixth menu item that appears under WP Travel option.
To enable the enquiry feature you have to enable this by going to Admin Panel > WP Travel > Settings > Misc. Options.
The Enquiries section under the Booking section in the dashboard menu list all the enquiries that are made from the front end Trip Inquiry section.
The Admin will be able to edit the content of each individual enquiry by going to individual enquiry edit screen.
Enquiry Detail:
You can even manage the template of the enquiry from WP Travel > Settings > Emails > Enquiry Email Template.
If you would want to add an extra piece of information for an individual pricing option then you can add the information through “Trip Extras“.
Steps to add the Extras in the trips.
1: Go to Admin Panel > Trips > Trip Extras and add the extras.
2. After this go to individual Trips > Dates And Prices and add the pricing option. Here you see the option “Tour Extras“. Finally, select the extras that you have added from the “Trips Extras” menu.
This info will be displayed in the Front-end as shown below:
The blue tick means the extras is added to this pricing. What’s interesting is, with the pro version of Trips Extras you can even add the price.
Reports include the description of the section that includes the graphical representation of the data like Payment, Bookings of the available trips.
For more detail information please refer below-listed points.
The graph here will represent the booking made on different dates. Here you can view the booking chart by filtering according to the Country, itinerary and Dates interval.
The graph here will represent the payment made for various booking on different dates. You can even filter the payment according to date interval, country and Trips.
With the release of version 1.2.0, the stat section has added the feature to compare booking made on different dates.
After the activation of the WP Travel Plugin, Four different widgets will be listed in Appearance > Widget area.
WP Travel Search:
WP Travel Search is the widget which you can place in any widget area. With WP Travel Search you will be able to search itineraries.
Available Option :
After placing the required widget you will see the search section as given below at the frontend.
Front-end Sections :
All the locations and trip type that is entered through plugin section will be listed in the drop-down.
Note: If the location mismatch with the trip Type or any miscombination will lead to 404 page.
For eg: If you have the trip type: Wildlife safari and location: Africa but you search as Trip Type: Wildlife safari and location: Asia, it will lead you to 404 page.
WP Travel Featured Type:
WP Travel Featured Type is the widget which comes with the latest release of the WP travel plugin. This widget will list the trip type that is marked as featured on the backend. You can place this widget in any widget area of the theme.
Available Option :
WP Travel Trips by Location:
WP travel trips by location is the widget which comes with the latest release of the WP travel plugin. This widget will list the trip type by location. You can place this widget in any widget area of the theme.
Available Options :
WP Travel Trips by Type:
WP travel trips by type is the widget which comes with the latest release of the WP travel plugin. This widget will list the trip type by its type. You can place this widget in any widget area of the theme.
Available Options :
WP Travel Sales Widget:
WP Travel sales widget is the widget which comes with the latest release of the WP travel plugin (version 1.2.0). This widget will list the trips that is with the sale price. You can place this widget in any widget area of the theme.
Available Option :
WP Travel Filters Widget:
WP Travel Filter widget is the widget which comes with the latest release of the WP travel plugin (version 1.2.1). This widget will help to filter the trips according to trips, locations etc. You can place this widget in any widget area of the theme.
Available Option :
With the release of version 1.2.1 of WP Travel, we have added a new widget area i.e. Archive page widget area. This widget area appears in the trips listing page.
You can add the widget of your choice in this widget area.
WP Travel Search is the widget which you can place in any widget area. With WP Travel Search you will be able to search itineraries.
Available Option :
After placing the required widget you will see the search section as given below at the frontend.
Front-end Sections :
All the locations and trip type that is entered through plugin section will be listed in the drop-down.
Note: If the location mismatch with the trip Type or any mis combination will lead to 404 page.
For eg: If you have the trip type: Wildlife safari and location: Africa but you search as Trip Type: Wildlife safari and location: Asia, it will lead you to 404 page.
WP Travel Featured Type is the widget which comes with the latest release of the WP travel plugin. This widget will list the trip type that is marked as featured on the backend. You can place this widget in any widget area of the theme.
Available Option :
WP travel trips by location is the widget which comes with the latest release of the WP travel plugin. This widget will list the trip type by location. You can place this widget in any widget area of the theme.
Available Options :
WP travel trips by type is the widget which comes with the latest release of the WP travel plugin. This widget will list the trip type by its type. You can place this widget in any widget area of the theme.
Available Options :
WP Travel sales widget is the widget which comes with the latest release of the WP travel plugin (version 1.2.0). This widget will list the trips that is with the sale price. You can place this widget in any widget area of the theme.
Available Option :
WP Travel Filter widget is the widget which comes with the latest release of the WP travel plugin (version 1.2.1). This widget will help to filter the trips according to trips, locations etc. You can place this widget in any widget area of the theme.
Available Option :
This is the special feature of WP Travel plugin that is added to the latest release of the plugin.
The Shortcode that you have to Add is
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES]
Note: The maximum no of itineraries that a plugin can display by default is 20. But you can show more no of trips by passing the limit parameter.
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES limit=20]
You can add the Shortcode either in page/ post. With the addition of the shortcode, you will be able to view the Itinerary’s in page/post, depending on where you have to use the shortcode.
There is two special feature that you can manage using Shortcode.
Limit :
Using shortcode you can limit the no of the itinerary to display at the front end.
Eg :
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES limit=1]
Using this Shortcode you can limit the no. of the itinerary to 1 i.e you will be able to display only one itinerary at the front end.
Note: The default value of the limit is set to 20.
Type :
Basically, there are 3 different types according to which you can display the itinerary.
type=featured
Eg :
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES type=featured]
If you include the featured type in shortcode all the itinerary that is marked as featured is displayed at the front end.
type=itinerary_types
If you include the itinerary_types in the shortcode , you have had to enter the id or the slug of trip Type. Only then the itinerary associated with that trip type will be displayed at the front end.
Eg :
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES type=featured ]
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES type=itinerary_types slug="trekking" ]
Screenshot :
type=travel_locations
If you include the travel_locations in the shortcode , you have had to enter the id or the slug of Locations. Only then the itinerary associated with that location will be displayed at the front end.
Eg :
Screenshot :
Note: Not just ID but you can control the display using the Slug attribute. i.e in place of ID, you can place “slug=” name for itinerary_types and travel_locations.
If you wish to display a trip type of a certain location then you can do so by adding the shortcode as given below:
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES type=travel_locations slug="karnali"]
If you want to display single trips only using the shortcode then you can do so by using the id of the trips.
For eg : You can paste the below-given shortcode :
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES itinerary_id=8852]
This shortcode will display the trip with id “8852” only.
Shortcode to display the trips in ascending and descending order.
With the WP Travel version 3.2.1, we have added the shortcode using which you will be able to display the trips in ascending and descending order.
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES orderby="trip_date" order="desc" ] [WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES orderby="trip_date" order="asce" ]
Filter widget shortcode is an amazing feature that is released with the version 1.2.1 . You can add shortcode inpage, posts or text widget.
The Shortcode that you have to Add is
[wp_travel_trip_filters]
This shortcode will list all the filters that are available in the plugins.
Further, there are altogether six types by which you can display the filter section using the shortcode.
If you want to filter the trips according to keyword then add below given Shortcode.
[wp_travel_trip_filters filters="keyword"]
If you want to filter the trips according to facts then add below given Shortcode.
[wp_travel_trip_filters filters="fact"]
If you want to filter the trips according to the trip type then add below given Shortcode.
[wp_travel_trip_filters filters="itinerary_types"]
If you want to filter the trips according to the trip locations then add below given Shortcode.
[wp_travel_trip_filters filters="travel_locations"]
If you want to filter the trips according to the Price Orderby then add below given Shortcode.
[wp_travel_trip_filters filters="price"]
If you want to filter the trips according to the Price Range then add below given Shortcode.
[wp_travel_trip_filters filters="price_range"]
If you want to filter the trips according to the Trip Dates then add below given Shortcode.
[wp_travel_trip_filters filters="trip_dates"]
If you wish to display more than two filters using the shortcode then you add the filter by adding a comma.
Eg: If you wish to display the keyword and trip type filter together then add below given shortcode:
[wp_travel_trip_filters filters="keyword,itinerary_types"]
Frontend:
Enquiry details can be organized more conveniently with the help of shortcode with the recent release of “WP Travel Version 1.8.0”.
The enquiry form added via shortcode will appear as :
The plugin WP Travel is made translation ready for the release of version 1.0.3.
Here is the list of steps that you need to follow for the translation.
Note: You need to add the prefix wp-travel in .mo file.
Example:
For Nepali translation, rename .mo file that is generated from the Poedit software to “wp-travel-ne_NP.mo“.
Finally, in your Admin Dashboard > Settings > General > languages, make sure the desired language is chosen and save your settings.
Translation using the Loco Translate plugin:
If you are using the Loco translate plugin then for the translation, please follow the steps mention in the link below:
Translation using the WPML plugin:
WP Travel plugin is 100% compatible with the WPML plugin. Now the string from the setting section is also made translation ready with the recent version of the plugin.
There are multiple of setting collected from feedback by multiple users and some of them are already implemented in the plugin which will help to customize plugin for users easily and some of them are listed in the documentation.
For setting the tabs format Globally follow the Step by process:
For setting the tabs format Globally Please refer to this link
We will Try to explain this with the help of the Image, have a good look at the Image and the numbers
Let’s go through the stepwise process:
Step 1: Click on All Trips which will list all the trips that have been added or if it’s your first trips then click on Add New and go to step 3 directly.
Step 2: Click on the desired trip from the trip listing page.
Step 3: Click on Tabs from the vertical menu as shown in the figure highlighted as number 3
Step 4: You can use the global tabs layout by turning it in or if you want to use a different label, order and which one to show in your site page then turn this option off.
There are four column ( Sorting, Global Trip Title, Custom Trip Title, and Display ) as show in the image below with the number marking on it.
1. Sorting
You can arrange your Tabs for this trip from here. Just drag the desired label from the Sorting column which contains handler to place it upward or downward. The change made here will be implemented only on this Trip.
Note: If you want to change the order Of tabs Globally for all the Trips then follow the instruction mention in this doc How to Arrange and Change Tabs Globally on Global Trip.
2. Global Trip Title
These columns contain the title set in you plugin main setting tab section for changing this refer to this link
If you want to name it differently for your entire Trip there is another column where you can set its Name for your Trip Title
(eg if you like to change the Overview to Overview Trips ) to your this Trip single page just replace it in the next column.
Note: If you want to change the Label Of tabs Globally for all the Trips then follow the instruction mention in this doc How to Arrange and Change Tabs Globally on Global Trip.
3. Custom Trip Type
You can add your desired name here for the Trip Label that you want to change for this trip only.
Note: If you want to change the Label Of tabs Globally for all the Trips then follow the instruction mention in this doc How to Arrange and Change Tabs Globally on Global Trip.
4. Display
If you don’t want to show any of the tabs in Front End for this Trip you can toggle the display setting by clicking on it and it will turn off for this trip only.
Note: If you want to hide the Label Of tabs Globally for all the Trips then follow the instruction mention in this doc How to Arrange and Change Tabs Globally on Global Trip.
Finally, don’t forget to update the setting of this page by clicking the update button on the right-hand side of your page.
Change in layout:
The layout styling of the trips has been changed in archive page for the recent version of the plugin. Here is the screenshot of the layouts before and after the release of the update.
Layout-1 :
Layout-2 :
The latest plugin comes with the layout-2, the changes in the layout of trips in archive page has been included in the latest update of the plugin .
But if you do not want the layout-2 and want the same layout as previous version i.e layout-1 then you can have it by following the simple steps listed below
Info : The template file (itinerary-item.php) for the layout styling is placed in the plugin in path wp-travel > templates > shortcode .
You have to override this file through the theme to get the older version layout.
Steps to follow:
Note: Path to maintain in theme file for template override.
Theme file > wp-travel > templates > shortcode > itinerary-item.php.
Code snippet of the file itinerary-item.php for the older version :
<?php
/**
* Itinerary Shortcode Contnet Template
*
* This template can be overridden by copying it to yourtheme/wp-travel/shortcode/itinerary-item.php.
*
* HOWEVER, on occasion wp-travel will need to update template files and you (the theme developer).
* will need to copy the new files to your theme to maintain compatibility. We try to do this.
* as little as possible, but it does happen. When this occurs the version of the template file will.
* be bumped and the readme will list any important changes.
*
* @see http://docs.wensolutions.com/document/template-structure/
* @author WenSolutions
* @package wp-travel/Templates
* @since 1.0.2
*/
if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) {
exit; // Exit if accessed directly
}
if ( post_password_required() ) {
echo get_the_password_form();
return;
}
$enable_sale = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), 'wp_travel_enable_sale', true );
$trip_price = wp_travel_get_trip_price( get_the_ID() );
$sale_price = wp_travel_get_trip_sale_price( get_the_ID() ); ?>
<li>
<div class="wp-travel-post-item-wrapper">
<div class="wp-travel-post-wrap-bg">
<div class="wp-travel-post-content">
<h4 class="post-title"><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to <?php the_title_attribute(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h4>
<span class="post-category">
<div class="entry-meta">
<div class="category-list-items">
<span class="post-category">
<?php $terms = get_the_terms( get_the_ID(), 'itinerary_types' ); ?>
<?php if ( is_array( $terms ) && count( $terms ) > 0 ) : ?>
<i class="fa fa-folder-o" aria-hidden="true"></i>
<?php
$first_term = array_shift( $terms );
$term_name = $first_term->name;
$term_link = get_term_link( $first_term->term_id, 'itinerary_types' ); ?>
<a href="<?php echo esc_url( $term_link, 'wp-travel' ); ?>" rel="tag">
<?php esc_html_e( $term_name, 'wp-travel' ); ?>
</a>
<div class="wp-travel-caret">
<?php if ( count( $terms ) > 0 ) : ?>
<i class="fa fa-caret-down"></i>
<div class="sub-category-menu">
<?php foreach( $terms as $term ) : ?>
<?php
$term_name = $term->name;
$term_link = get_term_link( $term->term_id, 'itinerary_types' ); ?>
<a href="<?php echo esc_url( $term_link, 'wp-travel' ); ?>">
<?php esc_html_e( $term_name, 'wp-travel' ); ?>
</a>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
</span>
</div>
<div class="wp-travel-average-review review-only">
<span><?php printf( '%s reviews',wp_travel_get_rating_count() ); ?></span>
</div>
</div>
</span>
</div>
<div class="wp-travel-post-thumbnail">
<a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>">
<?php echo wp_travel_get_post_thumbnail( get_the_ID(), 'wp_travel_thumbnail' ); ?>
</a>
<?php wp_travel_save_offer( get_the_ID() ); ?>
</div>
<div class="recent-post-bottom-meta">
<?php wp_travel_trip_price( get_the_ID(), true ); ?>
</div>
<?php if ( $enable_sale ) : ?>
<div class="wp-travel-offer">
<span><?php esc_html_e( 'Offer', 'wp-travel' ); ?></span>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
</div>
</div>
</li>
.wp - travel - average - review.review - only span: before,
.wp - travel - average - review.review - only: after,
.wp - travel - average - review.review - only: before,
.wp - travel - offer span: after {
content: ''
}
.wp - travel - itinerary - list {
position: relative
}
.wp - travel - itinerary - list.wp - travel - post - item - wrapper.category - list - items {
float: left
}
.entry - meta.category - list - items,
.entry - meta.travel - info,
.entry - meta.wp - travel - average - review {
margin - right: 5 px;
border - right: 1 px solid# eee
}
.status - publish.entry - content.category - list - items a {
color: #f83531
}
.wp - travel - itinerary - list.wp - travel - post - wrap - bg.entry - meta.category - list - items i,
.wp - travel - itinerary - list.wp - travel - post - wrap - bg.recent - post - bottom - meta.trip - price ins {
color: #555
}
.wp-travel-itinerary-list .wp-travel-post-item-wrapper .post-title a,
.wp-travel-itinerary-list .wp-travel-post-wrap-bg .recent-post-bottom-meta .trip-price span {
font-size: 18px
}
.wp-travel-average-review span {
color: # 555;
font - family: Roboto, sans - serif
}
.wp - travel - offer {
right: -5 px;
top: -5 px;
left: inherit;
width: 75 px;
height: 75 px
}
.wp - travel - offer span {
line - height: 20 px;
transform: rotate(45 deg);
- webkit - transform: rotate(45 deg);
width: 100 px;
top: 19 px;
right: -21 px
}
.wp - travel - offer span: after,
.wp - travel - offer span: before {
left: 0;
top: 100 %;
border - left: 3 px solid# f83531;
border - right: 3 px solid transparent;
border - bottom: 3 px solid transparent;
border - top: 3 px solid# f83531
}
.wp - travel - offer span: after {
position: absolute;
display: block;
right: 5 px;
border - left: 3 px solid transparent;
border - right: 3 px solid# f83531;
left: initial
}
.wp - travel - average - review.review - only {
height: auto;
padding: 1 px 0
}
.entry - meta.category - list - items.wp - travel - caret {
padding: 0 7 px
}
.wp - travel - average - review.review - only span {
padding - top: 0;
line - height: 1.55;
position: relative
}
.wp - travel - itinerary - list.wp - travel - post - wrap - bg.recent - post - bottom - meta {
width: 100 %;
padding: 10 px
}
.wp - travel - itinerary - list.wp - travel - post - wrap - bg.recent - post - bottom - meta.trip - price {
text - align: left
}
.wp - travel - itinerary - list.wp - travel - post - wrap - bg.recent - post - bottom - meta.trip - price del,
.wp - travel - itinerary - list.wp - travel - post - wrap - bg.recent - post - bottom - meta.trip - price ins {
display: inline - block;
margin - right: 10 px
}
.wp - travel - itinerary - list.wp - travel - post - wrap - bg.recent - post - bottom - meta.trip - price ins {
margin - right: 0
}
add_filter( 'wp_travel_show_per_person', 'show_per_person' );
function show_per_person( $bool ) {
return true;
}
You can make the decision by looking into the screenshot mentioned above.
WEN Solutions has always been known to provide valuable support and product documentation, We have a team of WordPress Developers always on standby to help our clients with anything and everything related to our products. We never rest until our clients are fully satisfied and their issues are solved. Not to mention that the support is free of cost and unlimited.
If you have any questions regarding the plugin issues, please submit a ticket at our official support forum. (Registration Required)
We have also provided a very helpful documentation that covers almost everything related to how to create and manage author box.
We also have a promising record of releasing frequent updates to make our products better and better with more features for you to enjoy and use. Our products never get old as every update makes it brand new and exciting.
You can find uninstall (delete) option after you deactivate the plugin from the Plugins page.
Keep in mind that when you delete wp-travel you will also delete all of its settings. If you only deactivate the plugin, its settings will remain and will not need to be entered again if the plugin is re-activated.
Under this section, we will list the queries of wp travel plugin along with their answers. This section is specially created to answere the query that people frequently ask.
To remove the vertical line form the itineraries displayed in trip outline tab use below given CSS.
For this go to Admin Panel > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and paste below given CSS:
CSS to remove the vertical line :
.timeline-contents .col:last-of-type .tc-content, .timeline-contents .col:last-of-type .tc-heading {
border-right-color: transparent;
border-left-color: transparent;
}
We have built the demo of the plugin using the travel log theme and all of the layout that is in the WP Travel plugin demo is from Travel log theme.
So if you want your site to look like in the demo of WP Travel plugin then please use travel log theme.
Link of travel log:
http://wensolutions.com/themes/travel-log/
Also if you have any confusion while setting up any of the section then please refer to the theme documentation:
You can display the single trips in post/page using shortcode and for this please use below given shortcode:
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES itinerary_id=8852]
Here replace the id with the id of your trip.
Note: Please paste the shortcode in Text mode of the of content editor.
You can add your desired currency in the plugin using the filter provided by the plugin itself.
For this, you need to activate the child theme and after the activation of child theme add below-given code in your child theme’s functions.php file.
/**
* Wp_travel_custom_add_currency_val
*/
function wp_travel_custom_add_currency_val( $currency ) {
$currency['ZMW'] = 'Zambian kwacha';
return $currency;
}
add_filter( 'wp_travel_currencies', 'wp_travel_custom_add_currency_val' );
/**
* Wp_travel_custom_add_currency_symbol
*/
function wp_travel_custom_add_currency_symbol( $currency_symbol ) {
$currency_symbol['ZMW'] = 'ZMW';
return $currency_symbol;
}
add_filter( 'wp_travel_currency_symbols', 'wp_travel_custom_add_currency_symbol' );
If you want to change the display pattern of the price then please add below given code in your child theme functions.php file.
function wp_travel_customize_price_display( $s, $c, $d ) {
global $wp_travel_itinerary;
if ( $wp_travel_itinerary->is_sale_enabled() ) {
return $s;
}
return sprintf( esc_html__('Starting from %1s %2s', 'wp-travel' ), $d, $c );
}
add_filter( 'wp_travel_itinerary_price', 'wp_travel_customize_price_display', 99, 3 );
function wp_travel_customize_sale_price_display( $s, $c, $d ) {
return sprintf( esc_html__('Starting from %1s %2s', 'wp-travel' ), $d, $c );
}
add_filter( 'wp_travel_itinerary_sale_price', 'wp_travel_customize_sale_price_display', 99, 3 );
Default pattern:
Pattern after adding code.
You can change the text and placement of currency from the code provided above.
If you would like to change the default country in the final booking form field you can add below given code in your child theme functions.php file.
function wp_travel_customize_default_country_setting(){
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery('#wp-travel-country > option[value="CH"]').attr("selected",true);
});
</script>
<?php
}
add_action( 'wp_footer', 'wp_travel_customize_default_country_setting', 20 );
You need to change the value (data code) according to your countries default data code in above given code.
Line where you need to change the value:
jQuery('#wp-travel-country > option[value="AU"]').attr("selected",true);
remove_action( 'wp_travel_before_main_content', 'wp_travel_archive_toolbar' );
Screenshot:
Before using the hook:
AFter using the hook:
WP Travel plugin has been growing and has become this amazing product. Also, there has been no compromises in its growth and our development team has been working hard to get new features with each update. As a result with the version (1.7.6) we have come up with the exciting feature of cloning the existing trip.
This feature will reduce the effort of creating new trips each time especially with the similar kind of data. Cloning the trips will copy each and every data from the trips from which it has been cloned.
Please find the list of deprecated hooks in the table below implemented since WP Travel version 2.0.4
| Deprecated (since WP Travel version 2.0.4) | Replace With |
| wp_travel_single_after_trip_price | wp_travel_single_trip_after_price |
| wp_travel_single_itinerary_before_trip_meta_list | wp_travel_single_trip_meta_list |
| wp_travel_single_itinerary_after_trip_meta_list | wp_travel_single_trip_meta_list |
| wp_travel_single_after_booknow | wp_travel_single_trip_after_booknow |
| wp_tarvel_before_archive_title | wp_travel_before_archive_content_title |
| wp_tarvel_before_single_title | wp_travel_before_single_title |
| wp_travel_after_single_title | wp_travel_single_trip_after_title |
| wp_travel_after_single_itinerary_header | wp_travel_single_trip_after_header |
| wp_tarvel_before_archive_title | wp_travel_before_item_title |
| wp_travel_payment_gateway_fields | wp_travel_payment_gateway_fields_{$gateway} |
| wp_travel_tabs_content_{$tab_key} | wp_travel_tabs_content_{$tab_key}_{$tab_label_key} |
If you are looking for the demo file to upload in your site then here is the CSV files. Please find the demo file below:
Note: Demo can be imported and exported through the WP Travel Import/Export plugin.
Trips demo file:
itineraries2020-02-03-10-16-41
Booking demo file:
itinerary-booking2020-02-03-10-18-49
Tour Extras demo file:
tour-extras2020-02-03-10-20-39
To know about the detail in changes of the layout at the frontend, please refer to below given link: