If you update the price for any of your items in the FareHarbor dashboard, the prices will also need to be updated on your website. To do this follow the steps below:
1. Log in to your Wordpress dashboard
Go to your WordPress login page and enter your username and password. You can access this by adding /edit or /wp-admin to the end of your domain. For more support view this help page: How do I login to my website.
2. Navigate to Activities
From the left menu navigation on your Wordpress dashboard, navigate to the “Activities” section, and select the activity that you want to update the price for.
3. Select the Pricing tab on the activity page
Once you select the activity that you want to update the price for, navigate to the “Pricing” tab as the top of the page.
Important note: If you’re updating the “Primary Price”, it will need to be updated in two locations within the “Pricing” tab.
In the example below, we’re looking at the pricing section for the “Complete Example” activity.
Update price for activity blocks
The price will need to be updated for the activity blocks on your website. The activity blocks are blocks of information for your activity pages, or items, that show the starting price, and other details related to the item. The activity blocks are typically located on your homepage, or an all activities page. Reference the screenshots provided below of what these look like on a website. The “Starting (Primary) Price” is the price that will need to be updated. In the examples below, the prices show the activity’s hourly rate.
How the activity blocks look on your website:
For this example, we’re focusing on the activity block on the left, the “Complete Example”.
Update price for customer types on activity pages
The price will also need to be updated in the ‘Customer Types and Prices’ section, located in the same “Pricing” tab mentioned above. You will need to scroll a little further down on the page to see this section. This will be the section that’s displayed on the Activity Page. If you make changes to the primary price for the activity blocks, you will want to be sure that you update the “Primary Price” for the activity pages. This is also where you will update the price for any of your customer types that are set up from your dashboard. Example below of this section on the backend:
Example of this on the website:
For the example above, seasonal pricing was also set up, along with Weekend and Weekday pricing.
Anything that is set up on your website will need to reflect what you have set up in your dashboard.
Optional: Add new customer types
If you add a new customer type to your dashboard, this will also need to be added on the backend of the website. To add a new customer type instead of updating a current customer type, select the “Add Customer Type” button on the bottom right of the “Customer Types and Prices” table within the Pricing tab. Once you add the new row for the Customer Type, you will need to fill in the Customer Type Label and the Primary Price.
4. Update on website
Select the “Update” button on the right side of the page under the Publish section, and this will update the price on your website
5. Check the price on website
Visit your site to make sure the price looks correct, and that it matches what is setup in your dashboard whenever you select the Book Now button.
How to remove a customer type from activity page table
If you need to remove a customer type, you can either select the ‘Hide on the pricing table’ checkbox on the left, or select the remove row option.
- If you remove the customer type from the dashboard and will no longer need it for the item in the future, then removing the row will be the best option.
- If the customer type is temporarily unavailable, then hiding from the table on the site would be the best option.
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