Hello Ramiro.

If I understood you correctly, you need only one appointment for the day, and you want to remove the hours.

If that is true, you can set the service duration to last 8 hours (or how long your employee's work hours are). That will display only one time slot, and to hide the time, I can suggest this:

<script>
setInterval(function () {
jQuery('.el-radio-button__inner').html('Book This');
}, 1000)
</script>

When you add this script above the shortcode, the time slot will not display the time, but "Book This", like:

Of course, if you set only one appointment for the day, you will see only one button.

Hi again Ramiro.

To set only one appointment, you need to set the service last as long as your employee's working hours.

If your employee works 8 hours a day, the service should last 8 hours.

We have Spanish translation included in Amelia, and if you change the default WordPress language to Spanish, Amelia will be translated as well.

Hi again Ramiro.

If I understood you correctly, you want Amelia to display only:

1. "Montevideo Wine Weekend" service on page https://www.winetours.com.uy/producto/montevideo-wine-weekend/

2. "Visita + Degustación + Almuerzo en 2 bodegas" service on page https://www.winetours.com.uy/producto/visita-degustacion-almuerzo-en-2-bodegas/

3. "Visita + Degustación + Almuerzo en 6 pasos" service on page https://www.winetours.com.uy/tienda/

If that is true, you can use different shortcodes on each page:

1. [ameliabooking service=1]

2. [ameliabooking service=2]

3. [ameliabooking service=3]

Please note that the service IDs don't necessarily need to be 1, 2 and 3. At the moment you can't see the service ID in the plugin's UI, but instead through the database, in wp_amelia_services table.

Easier way would be to add the "Amelia Booking View" Gutenberg block on your page. It offers a side menu (located on the far right of your screen), where you can choose the booking parameters and select the desired service for each page:

As for WooCommerce products, if you have different WooCommerce products for each of these services, you can access the service, go to Settings of that service, and choose the product from the WooCommerce drop-down:

At the moment, I have only one WooCommerce product, so that's why you can only see "Appointment" in my screenshot, but you should be able to see all products in that drop-down.

You're welcome Ramiro

My advice would be to install Loco Translate, search for those strings, and translate them.

I use it and it's really great.