Tickera fits
most WordPress themes.
Tickera ships a minimalistic, neutral design so it slots into most themes without effort. When you do want to fine-tune it, two CSS hooks are all you need: .tickera on the wrapping div, and .event_tickets on the ticket table.
- Minimalistic default design — built to fit most themes out of the box
- Two CSS hooks:
.tickera(wrapping div) and.event_tickets(table) - Four standard WordPress pages: Tickets Table, Cart, Checkout, Payment Confirmation
- Or skip the work — pick a Tickera-ready theme
Four pages.
Each one a normal WP page.
Tickera doesn’t hijack your routing. Every Tickera surface is a standard WordPress page — style each one like you’d style any page.
Tickets Table
The page that lists ticket types with quantity selectors and an “Add to Cart” button. Use the .tickera class on the wrapping div and the .event_tickets class on the table to style it. After setup, click “Add to Cart” to confirm everything is wired correctly.
Cart Page
After the buyer clicks “View Cart”, they land on the Cart page. It contains tables and buttons — style them however you like, but matching your theme’s look gives the most cohesive result.
Checkout
The page that shows the payment summary and the enabled payment options. To make more gateways appear here, activate them under Tickera › Settings › Payment Gateways.
Payment Confirmation
After a successful checkout, buyers land here with the message “You can check your order status and download tickets here.” The link takes them to the Order Details page. The tickets table itself appears once you set the order status to Order paid in Tickera › Orders.
Test every page
at every screen size.
Once you’ve styled the four Tickera pages, walk through each one on phone, tablet, laptop and desktop widths. The tables in particular reward extra attention — narrow viewports collapse columns quickly. If you ship a Tickera-styled theme you’d like reviewed, send it over and we’ll take a look.
Style it yourself,
or skip straight to a theme that’s done.
Two CSS hooks and four pages — that’s the entire integration surface. If you’d rather not touch CSS at all, every theme in the Tickera catalog already has the four pages styled, responsive, and tested.