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Add Slotora booking to a WordPress site

Three ways to take bookings on a WordPress site: a simple button, a popup widget, or a full embedded booking page. No plugin and no developer needed.

Everything below uses the ready-made snippets from your admin: open Share in the left menu (under My booking page) and copy the one you need. No WordPress plugin is required.

Option A — a booking button (simplest)

  • In WordPress, edit the page and add a Buttons block
  • Set the link to your booking page URL (copy it from the Share page)
  • Optionally tick 'open in new tab'

Option B — popup widget (recommended)

The popup keeps visitors on your site: clicking the button opens booking in an overlay.

  • Copy the 'Popup widget' snippet from your Share page
  • In WordPress, add a Custom HTML block where you want the button
  • Paste the snippet and preview — the button opens the booking overlay

Option C — full embedded page

  • Copy the iframe snippet from your Share page
  • Create a 'Book' page in WordPress and add a Custom HTML block
  • Paste the iframe — it resizes itself to fit its content automatically

Theme builders (Elementor, Divi)

Use the HTML/Code widget of your builder and paste the same snippets. In Elementor it's the 'HTML' element; in Divi it's the 'Code' module.

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