Offering Page Settings
Open DayTidy → Settings → Offering Page to configure DayTidy-generated single offering pages. These settings control the complete generated page; an embedded booking-form shortcode is a separate publishing path.
Layout choices
Section titled “Layout choices”| Setting | What to decide |
|---|---|
| Page mode | DayTidy Page, Custom Page / URL, or Disabled; generated DayTidy Page is the default when unset |
| Style 1 | Arrange enabled elements vertically in their configured order |
| Style 2 | Use a two-column presentation with a booking sidebar |
| Keep booking sidebar sticky | Keep the sidebar in view for the applicable sidebar layout; off by default |
| Elements | Choose which information appears, its order, and available custom titles |
An enabled element still needs relevant content and, where applicable, its module. Enabling an empty people or agenda section does not create content. Presenters, sponsors, and fallback-image controls depend on the corresponding Pro modules.
Page targets and view links
Section titled “Page targets and view links”DayTidy Page uses the generated offering page. Custom Page / URL uses the configured WordPress Page or Custom URL target; verify that destination contains the intended customer information and booking path. Disabled does not provide the generated page. Individual offerings can choose Inherit Global or an explicit mode.
For saved views, the link policy can use the resolved single-page target, hide links when no generated page exists, or always use the offering permalink. Inspect this setting when archive buttons lead to an unexpected destination. The default policy uses the resolved target.
Configure and verify
Section titled “Configure and verify”- Open the global Offering Page settings and review the current page mode.
- Choose Style 1 or Style 2 for the intended presentation.
- Review element visibility, order, and titles. Add only sections supported by the offering’s actual content.
- For Style 2, decide whether sticky booking behavior helps the page; leave it off if the content does not need it.
- Save and inspect a published offering on desktop and a narrow/mobile viewport.
- Check a second offering and any separate embedded booking page to understand the scope of the change.
Global and offering-specific settings
Section titled “Global and offering-specific settings”Individual offerings can override the global page settings. When one page differs from the rest, open that offering’s own settings and inspect its override before changing the global default. Keep a note of intentional exceptions so later global changes do not appear to fail unexpectedly.
For example, a workshop with an agenda may benefit from a longer vertical layout, while a consultation may use a compact sidebar booking layout. Check the real content and the booking form at the rendered dimensions rather than choosing a style solely from its name.
If the result is unexpected
Section titled “If the result is unexpected”Check page mode, saved style, offering overrides, enabled modules, and whether the element has content. Confirm you are viewing the generated offering page rather than a page containing only [daytidy-booking id="OFFERING_ID"]. Clear relevant page caches after verifying the saved configuration. For color, see Customization; for embeds and archives, see Views and Shortcodes.