Public contact details are entered into the Branding and Appearance screen. The information entered here is used by the BDP snippet to output your public contact details where required by the system.
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Customising templates – Variables
Variables can be placed in templates using the syntax {{ variable name }}. Basic true or fasle boolean can be used in the form {{ mbDBool (variable name) ? some content to appear when variable is true [[ some variable name ]] }} or {{ mbDBool !(variable name) ? some content to appear when variable […]
URL Querystring parameters for API and JS plugin
The listings returned by BDP can be controlled via the URL (web address) parameters of the page called. This is referred to as a Search Query and takes the form outlined below. This enables you to have a menu on your website that could be, for example, linking to properties by area, properties by price […]
Homepage appearance
The BDP output to your website homepage, or the page that you choose to embed the BDP snippet into to output the homepage-style content, can be totally customised to suit your design. There are a number of different elements that can be output to this page, all individually called via a <div> in the appropriate […]
Adding BDP to your website – Video tutorial #4
This video looks at advanced template customisation to get the precise look and feel for all BDP snippet components.
Adding BDP to your website – Video tutorial #3
This video looks at the Branding and Appearance options for the BDP output in your website. Lesson 3 examines the basic tools to build upon the standard output template. For advanced template customisation, see lesson 4.
Adding BDP to your website – Video tutorial #2
Adding BDP to your website – video tutorial #1
The YouTube video above gives an overview of how to add the BDP snippet to your web pages to get your properties displaying in any web page of your choosing.