How to create badges for listings in WB Listora Pro, step by step: open Listora, then Listing Types, then Badges, add a badge with a label, an icon and colours, choose whether listings get it by a rule, by plan or by hand, set the order and how many badges fit on a card, and see the badges on directory cards.
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In this tutorial you will create a badge for listings in WB Listora, and choose which listings get it. You need WB Listora Pro, installed and active. It takes about three minutes. There are five steps. Open Badges. Name and colour a badge. Choose who gets it. Set the order and the limit. Then see badges on listings. Step one. Open Badges. In your WordPress admin, go to Listora, then Listing Types, and click the Badges tab. Each badge shows who gets it, and how many listings have it now. Featured, Verified, New, Top Rated and Claimed are given out automatically, and Sponsored goes with a plan. Step two. Name and colour a badge. Click Add Badge. Label is required. Type a short name, such as Family friendly. Icon takes the name of an icon, such as star or trophy. Pick a background and a text colour. The preview at the top shows how the badge will look. Step three. Choose who gets it. There are three ways. Listings that match a rule, listings on chosen plans, or listings you pick by hand on the listing edit screen. A rule gives the badge when every line is true, such as average rating is at least four and a half. Add a line for more. Reads as puts the rule in words. Then click Save badge. Step four. Set the order and the limit. When a listing has more than one badge, they show in this order. Drag a row, or use Move up and Move down. Under Badges per listing card, Show up to sets how many fit on a card. The listing page shows them all. Then click Save. Step five. See badges on listings. Now as a visitor. The badges sit on each card, here Featured and Verified on this restaurant. That is all five. Open Badges, name and colour a badge, choose who gets it, set the order and the limit, and see badges on listings. Your best listings now wear the badges they earned. Next in this series: Read the audit log.