Hello Daniel

Thank you for your purchase.

1. You can add this script above the shortcode:

<script>
window.ameliaBooking = {wc: {bookIfPriceIsZero: true}};
</script>

And it will skip the cart if price is zero.

2. You need to lower the default time slot step in General Settings. I believe it is currently set to "30 minutes", and that's why you have a 30-minute step when creating the service duration. When you lower it, the options will change. For example, if you set it to be 15 minutes, you will be able to create services that last 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 45 minutes, 1 hour, and so on. If you lower it to 5 minutes, you will be able to create the services that last 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 20 minutes, 25 minutes, and so on.

3. Only one reminder is currently included in the plugin - day before. There are no instructions on adding cron jobs in our documentation, since adding cron jobs is not a part of Amelia. The only instructions we have is for the WP Crontrol plugin, and it is located in our FAQ section.

4. We can help you hide that drop-down with some custom CSS, so the plugin always randomly assigns the employee.

5. You can see the list of all our shortcodes in our FAQ section, but I believe you're looking for [ameliacatalog]

Hello again Daniel

You're welcome.

If you have more than one employee assigned to the same service, you can't jump straight to the calendar (date picker). Even if we hide the employee drop-down, your customers would still need to click on "Continue" to get to the date picker.

If you need them to go straight to the calendar, you would need to add a shortcode like [ameliabooking service=1 employee=1].

You can try with this above the shortcode:

<style>
#amelia-step-booking0 > div.am-select-service > form > div.el-form-item.am-select-employee-option {
display: none !important;
}
</style>

That is true, Daniel

In that case, they need to click on Continue first in order to get to the calendar.