Shortcodes

There are a number of shortcodes included to display specific content anywhere on your website. Let's start with the booking calendar/list.

Booked Calendar:

The [booked-calendar] shortcode displays the booking calendar (or single day) for your users to book appointments.

[booked-calendar]

Style:
This attribute let's you choose between the default calendar view or a single day "list" view.
[booked-calendar style="list"]

Switcher:
This attribute let's you display the "switcher" to swith between calendars on the front-end:
[booked-calendar switcher="true"]

Year, Month, and/or Day:
Use these attributes to display a specific "year" and/or "month". You can also add a "day" attribute when using the "list" style (see above).
[booked-calendar year="2016" month="3" day="15"]

Calendar:
Use the "calendar" attribute to display a specific calendar (if you have any created). Otherwise, Booked will simply display the default calendar. You must use the Calendar's ID (you can find calendar-specific shortcodes on the Settings screen).
[booked-calendar calendar="2"]

Size:
This attribute let's you change the size from the default full size to the "small" size if needed. This is good for calendars that are displayed in narrow areas.
[booked-calendar size="small"]

Members Only:
This attribute will hide the appointment calendar from non-logged-in users. This is great to use in conjunction with the Profile shortcode (below) to display a login form on a page, and then when the user logs in it will show them the profile page as well as a booking calendar.
[booked-calendar members-only="true"]

Booked Profile:

[booked-profile]

Use this shortcode on the page you're using for the profile view. This only works with "Registered Booking".

Booked Login Form:

[booked-login]

By default, this login form will show up in the profile shortcode for non-logged-in users. However, if you want to display the login form somewhere else, you can use this shortcode to display it.

Booked Appointments:

[booked-appointments]

If the need arises, you can use this shortcode to display the currently logged in user's upcoming appointments in a simple list view. This will only show upcoming appointments and nothing else. Good for sidebar widgets, etc.