Learn how to display your Banaslap Studio beat store on any WordPress page using the main store shortcode.
Banaslap Studio lets you display your beat store on any WordPress page using a shortcode.
This gives you full control over where your catalog appears on your website.
To display the Banaslap Studio beat store, use this shortcode:
[banaslap-studio]Place this shortcode inside the content area of the WordPress page where you want the beat store to appear.
Use the shortcode if you want to manually choose where your beat store appears.
For example, you can create a page called:
Then paste the shortcode into that page.
In your WordPress dashboard:
Example:
[banaslap-studio]Then publish the page.
After publishing the page, open it on your website.
The Banaslap Studio beat store should appear where the shortcode was placed.
If you have published beats, they should appear in the catalog.
If no beats appear, make sure at least one beat is published and visible.
To make the store easy to find, add the page to your WordPress navigation menu.
Depending on your theme, this can be done from:
Add the page containing `[banaslap-studio]` to your main navigation.
If you do not want to create the pages manually, Banaslap Studio can generate recommended pages for you.
In your WordPress dashboard, open:
Banaslap OS → SettingsThen use the page generation tool.
After the pages are generated, review them and adjust titles, URLs, menus, and layout if needed.
Manual pages are useful if you want full control over your site structure.
Generated pages are useful if you want a faster setup.
Both methods can work.
The important point is that the page where you want to display the beat store must contain:
[banaslap-studio]A simple store setup can include:
The exact structure depends on your WordPress theme and your Banaslap Studio configuration.
After adding the shortcode, test the page.
Check that:
If the store does not appear, check that:
If the page appears but no beats are visible, check that:
If the layout looks broken, check your WordPress theme, page builder, cache plugin, and custom CSS.
Learn how to display your Banaslap Studio beat store on any WordPress page using the main store shortcode.
Banaslap Studio lets you display your beat store on any WordPress page using a shortcode.
This gives you full control over where your catalog appears on your website.
To display the Banaslap Studio beat store, use this shortcode:
[banaslap-studio]Place this shortcode inside the content area of the WordPress page where you want the beat store to appear.
Use the shortcode if you want to manually choose where your beat store appears.
For example, you can create a page called:
Then paste the shortcode into that page.
In your WordPress dashboard:
Example:
[banaslap-studio]Then publish the page.
After publishing the page, open it on your website.
The Banaslap Studio beat store should appear where the shortcode was placed.
If you have published beats, they should appear in the catalog.
If no beats appear, make sure at least one beat is published and visible.
To make the store easy to find, add the page to your WordPress navigation menu.
Depending on your theme, this can be done from:
Add the page containing `[banaslap-studio]` to your main navigation.
If you do not want to create the pages manually, Banaslap Studio can generate recommended pages for you.
In your WordPress dashboard, open:
Banaslap OS → SettingsThen use the page generation tool.
After the pages are generated, review them and adjust titles, URLs, menus, and layout if needed.
Manual pages are useful if you want full control over your site structure.
Generated pages are useful if you want a faster setup.
Both methods can work.
The important point is that the page where you want to display the beat store must contain:
[banaslap-studio]A simple store setup can include:
The exact structure depends on your WordPress theme and your Banaslap Studio configuration.
After adding the shortcode, test the page.
Check that:
If the store does not appear, check that:
If the page appears but no beats are visible, check that:
If the layout looks broken, check your WordPress theme, page builder, cache plugin, and custom CSS.