Hi Monika, it depends on what tools you’re using for calendar and booking sessions. For example, if you’re using something like Calendly as your online scheduler, then you can use an embed code to place them on your website. But, if you’re using a calendar plugin then often times it will display with a shortcode. In regards to payment options, you can use plugins like WooCommerce, Ecwid. Or you can use SAAS shopping carts like ThriveCart, ClickFunnels, etc.

Hmm. I see what you mean. I’ll pass the suggestion along to our dev team. This might be a good situation to override the subscription module and create a custom solution.

Did you find the answer? It would be interesting to see how can one work this out with Beaver tools. Have you asked in the Facebook group page?

Using the Beaver system is almost as fun as custom coding UI/UX but since a substantial portion of my clients are WordPress I spend a lot of time designing and building out custom WordPress sites and this is the most fun I’ve ever had. Everything is so flexible and the ability to add ID’s and Classes to all major and most minor elements opens it up for as much or as little custom code as you want without touching the Core. One thing I always dreaded with WordPress were major Core releases, now what did they code out that I’ll have to re-code to ensure everything still works and on how many client sites. Thanks for making WordPress fun for the first time since May of 2003! Can’t wait to see what you have coming down the line next…

I like to have

a) a global footer CTA / Subscription form

b) a global popup CTA / Subscription form

I wish the subscription module had the capability to grab “the URL” so I could save that into mailchimp.

The groups option requires you set it on the subscription module so it’s then locked. I want to be able to know which page the user signed up on using my global subscription forms.

Any way that could be integrated down the line?

This one is running on genesis( but in the process to switching to Beaver theme). Here I really utilize the power beaver themer, using archive and singular templates through out the site: https://ois.net

I can’t wait to see what’s coming next with Beaver!!

Thanks. They were fun to make!

We held off on doing video tutorials last year in anticipation of a major UI refresh that we launched in 2.0. We’re planning to do more with video this year and, particularly, around Themer!

In the meantime, if you haven’t already, we have extensive text documentation available in our Knowledge Base. We’re always looking for feedback on that too. If there’s something missing from our docs that you’d like to learn more about, please let us know!

Glad to hear! I’m pretty sure you are, but if you’re not…come by our Facebook group. The folks there are super helpful for those “last few tweaks” kinda questions…