Driveline For WPBakery Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Driveline for WPBakery puts the vehicle rental features of Driveline Core into the WPBakery editor. Every element is a placement: it collects attributes in the editor, hands them to Driveline Core and prints what comes back, so a price on a WPBakery page and a price at checkout are produced by the same code.
Fourteen elements, matching the Elementor pack:
- Search Form, the short form that starts a search
- Vehicle Grid
- Vehicle Carousel
- Vehicle Filter, the faceted panel with live counts
- Map With Listings
- Location Grid
- Booking Form
- Quote Form
- Price Table
- Featured Vehicle
- Compare Button, with a comparison table
- Vendor Grid
- Booking Steps
- FAQ
What you need
Driveline Core, which is free in this directory, and WPBakery Page Builder, which is a commercial product sold separately by its own authors. This pack is not affiliated with them and does not include, bundle or sell WPBakery, and nothing here asks you for a licence key. Without WPBakery the elements still render on pages that already use them; what you lose is the editor.
The Post Grid and Post Masonry Grid gain the fleet and the branches as data sources, under the names those post types actually carry. Bookings, enquiries, extras and packages are taken out of that list: they hold customer records, they are registered so they never surface publicly, and a grid pointed at one would undo that.
Screenshots
The Plugins screen. Driveline Core is the hard dependency and cannot be deactivated while this pack needs it. WPBakery is not, so the notice says plainly that the builder is what puts the elements in the editor, and that pages already using them keep rendering without it.
Vehicle Grid on the front end. Each card carries the specification, the rate and the booking link that Driveline Core produced, not a copy of them.
Vehicle Carousel. The track is a scroll container and the cards are scroll snap points, so a finger, a trackpad, the scrollbar and the arrow keys all move it without a carousel library.
Vehicle Filter, the faceted panel. Each facet counts the vehicles that would still be available if you ticked it, and the counts come from the same availability engine that decides whether a rental can be taken.
Search Form, the short form that starts a search. The branch list and the vehicle types are the ones registered in Driveline Core.
Price Table, showing the rates, the deposit and the mileage held against one vehicle, above a line saying that a real price is worked out from the dates.
Featured Vehicle, one listing drawn large with its specification.
Location Grid, Booking Steps and FAQ, three of the smaller elements drawn one after another down a page.
The map before anybody has agreed to it. The element names the tile host it would have to contact, loads no mapping library at all, and links an administrator to the setting that turns it on.
