How do I add a tour or activity to my FareHarbor site?

There are two places where you can add photos: the Media tab & the Header tab. These two tabs are located next to each other in the second row of tabs on the activity page.

The Media Tab

1. Navigate to the Media tab and scroll down until you see the “Add to gallery” button

2. Clicking this button will allow you to add multiple photos which appear as a slideshow directly above the Book Now button on desktop devices, and appear as a slideshow below your activity description on mobile devices.

   

3. If you don’t set anything in the Header tab (mentioned in the next section), the first photo in the Media gallery will become the header photo

4. To move photos within the gallery, drag and drop them in place

5. To remove a photo from the gallery, hover over the image and click the X that appears in the top right corner of the image

The Header Tab

1. If you navigate to the Header tab on the activity page and select “Add Image” in the Background Image section, you can set the image that appears at the top of the page.

   • Using the Header tab allows you to adjust some of the settings for the header image that the media tab doesn’t allow for

   • You can adjust the image alignment, overlay intensity, or select a different color for the overlay.

   • To select a different color or a gradient for the image overlay use the Palette Color dropdown or the Gradient dropdown, then check the box “Use the Palette Color or Gradient as the overlay.”

2. In the header tab you can also select a different image to use on mobile devices in the header

   • This is a great option if the image you are using as the main background image on desktop devices doesn’t scale well when you pull up the activity page on a mobile device.

   • To do this, within the Header tab, scroll down to the section Mobile Background Image and check the box to “Select a background image ONLY for mobile.”

   • Click Add Image to add a Mobile Background Image, then adjust the settings as you see fit.

     • The Background Overlay Intensity will affect both the main Background Image and the Mobile Background Image unless the “Use the Palette Color or Gradient as the overlay.” field is selected for one or both of the background images.

To add your activity’s price, navigate to the Pricing tab in the top row of tabs. Once you’re on the Pricing tab, there are a lot of fields that are mainly optional, below you’ll be taken through the fields that are necessary to fill in.

1. To start, scroll down until you see the Customer Types and Prices section and click the Add Customer Type box

2. This creates a new customer type and you should aim to match this with your dashboard as closely as possible

3. Fill in the Customer Type Label with one of the customer types in your dashboard (adult, child, senior, private tour, etc.)

4. Next, add the price for that customer type to the Primary Price section.

   • If you’re running a promotion or discount, you can add a price to the Alternate (Strikethrough) Price box and it will appear red with a strike through it.

   

5. Follow these steps for all customer types in your dashboard

6. Finally set a starting price by either:

   • Choosing the “Set as Starting (Primary) Price” option next to one of your customer types

   • Or, adding a price in the “Starting (Primary) Price” section

There are a few places where a description needs to be added in order for an activity to be set up properly: the Summary section and the Extra Content section.

The Summary Section

The Summary section is where you will add a short description (1-2 sentences) that will appear in the activity block. Activity blocks are often used on the homepage and all activities page to give a quick overview of the activity.

For a video on how to find the summary section in the backend of Wordpress select here.

Extra Content Section

After you’ve added a quick summary, it’s time to add the content that will appear on the full activity page. This will be added in the Extra Content section.

For a video on how to find the extra content section in the backend of Wordpress select here.

The Extra Content section has two tabs: Visual and Text

• The Visual tab gives you a preview of how the text will appear on the front end of the page and how it will look to website visitors.

• The Text tab opens the “coding” part of the text. This is where you might see some customized text in < code >. It might look complicated, but it can be useful when adding new content if you have some coding knowledge. If not, we highly recommend always using the Visual tab.

1. Click the Visual tab, then type in the description for your activity. Often this description is copied from the description of the item in the dashboard.

2. In addition to the description, you should add an H2 (Heading 2). The H2 is an additional space where you can include keywords for your activity and should ideally include the location of the activity if it’s not already included in the H1 (the H1 will always be the activity title).

Extra Blocks Section

If you’d like to add some additional blocks in your activity description, navigate to the Extra Blocks tab.

This tab will allow you to add blocks such as an image, a google map block, and sectioned content.

• Sectioned content refers to a block that allows dropdowns to hide certain information unless the dropdown is clicked. This is often used for policies or FAQs. See the example below:

Taxonomies are a great way to classify your tours into categories or add quick details for customers. Taxonomies will show up in the Quick Details section above your activity description, as well as on the activity blocks that are often used on the homepage and all activities page.

You likely already have taxonomy categories for your other activities. To see those, navigate to the Taxonomies tab on the activity page.

1. If the category you’d like to use already exists and the option within the category that applies to this activity exists, check the box next to that option (you can check multiple boxes if your activity should include multiple options).

   

2. If the category exists but the option you need for this activity does not exist, click the + button to Add New Tag that appears in the top right corner when you hover over the category box.

   

3. Once clicked, you can enter in the option needed for this activity.

To add a new taxonomy category (such as duration, ages, experience level, etc.), go to the Settings tab on the left of your screen, click Activity Settings, then select the Taxonomies tab. Click the button below the other taxonomies called Create New Taxonomy. Choose from one of the preset options or fill in your own category title and click Update.

1. Once created, navigate back to your activity page and you’ll see the new taxonomy category below the others without any options to check.

   

   • To add an option to the new category, follow the same steps as mentioned above by clicking the + Add New Tag button and filling in the option that relates to this activity.