The Tiger Booking block places a live booking listing — appointments, hotels and any other active booking module — into the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg), with a searchable, filterable, paginated card grid.
Where: Block inserter → Tiger Booking category → Tiger Booking.
Requires: Tiger Booking active with at least one module (Appointments, Hotels…) enabled — otherwise the block prompts you to activate one.
Adding the block
- Edit a page/post and add the Tiger Booking block from the Tiger Booking category.
- In the Source panel choose the Listing source (which booking module to show).
- Set layout options, then toggle card fields in the Display panel.
Settings
Source panel
| Control | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Listing source | Which booking module the grid pulls from (populated from your active modules). |
| Layout | Grid or List. |
| Columns | 1–5 columns (grid layout). |
| Per page | 1–36 items before pagination. |
Display panel
Toggle each front-end element on or off: Search bar, Date picker, Pagination, Image, Price, Rating, Description, Badge, and a Compact density option. A status filter is also available.
The block supports WordPress wide / full alignment. The editor shows a placeholder preview; the interactive listing renders on the front end.
Tips
- Switch on the Date picker and Search bar for a self-service “find and book” page.
- Use Compact + List layout for a dense directory in a narrow column.
Troubleshooting
The block says to activate a module. Enable at least one Tiger Booking module (Appointments, Hotels…); the Listing source is empty until a module is active.
Only a placeholder shows in the editor. That is expected — the live, interactive widget renders on the published front end, not inside the editor.