| 开发者 | cmccaw |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月5日 14:39 |
| PHP版本: | 7.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[ticket_spot widget_id="your-widget-id"] into any page, post or block.widget_id is the only attribute the shortcode takes: what the widget shows and how it looks are properties of the widget, set once in the dashboard, so you never edit the shortcode again to change the design.
Your events stay in your Ticket Spot account
Nothing about your events is stored in WordPress. A theme update or a plugin conflict cannot corrupt an order or interrupt a sale that is mid-checkout.
What you get on every plan, including Free
/wp-content/plugins/ and activate it from the Plugins screen.)[ticket_spot widget_id="your-widget-id"]
Note the underscore in ticket_spot. Without it WordPress will not recognise the shortcode and will print it on the page as text.
[ticket_spot widget_id="your-widget-id"] — note the underscore. widget_id is the only attribute it accepts. What the widget displays and how it looks are set on the widget itself in the Ticket Spot dashboard, so the shortcode never needs editing again.
No. Browsing, ticket selection and payment all happen inside the widget on your own WordPress page. The embedded checkout widget is available on every plan, including Free.
Yes, and it stays free. The Free Ticket Spot plan covers free tickets and RSVPs for up to 20 attendees a month. Selling paid tickets starts on the Professional plan.
Ticket Spot charges 0% platform fees. Your payment processor charges its own standard transaction fees, and nothing is added on top of them.
Yes. Choose the calendar layout when you build the widget, then place that widget's shortcode on any page. A responsive list of events is the other layout.
You set the widget's fonts and colours in the Ticket Spot dashboard so it sits inside your theme, and it adapts to the width it is given on desktop, tablet and mobile. Font and colour customization starts on the Professional plan.
In your Ticket Spot account, not in WordPress. A theme update or a plugin conflict cannot corrupt an order or interrupt a sale in progress.
Yes: https://ticketspotapp.com/blog/features/wordpress-event-ticketing-shortcode
We would love to add new features to the app to improve your website/business. Email us at support@ticketspotapp.com.
support@ticketspotapp.com or use our live chat after creating a Ticket Spot account.
[ticket_spot widget_id="..."] shortcode is now documented in the Installation section — it was previously missing entirely