Learn which WordPress pages you need for Banaslap Studio and how to create them manually or generate them automatically.
Banaslap Studio needs a small number of WordPress pages to display your beat store and give customers access to their account area.
You can create these pages manually with shortcodes, or generate them automatically from Banaslap OS settings.
The basic Banaslap Studio setup requires two main pages:
The Beat Store page displays your public beat catalog.
The Member Area page gives customers access to their purchases, downloads, licenses, memberships, and account information.
The Beat Store page is where visitors browse and buy beats.
To display the beat store, add this shortcode to a WordPress page:
[banaslap-studio]You can name this page however you want.
Common names include:
The important part is that the page contains the shortcode:
[banaslap-studio]The Member Area page is where customers access their private account area after purchase.
To display the customer account area, add this shortcode to a WordPress page:
[banaslap_customer_account]You can name this page:
This page is used for purchases, downloads, license documents, memberships, and customer access.
You can create the pages yourself from the WordPress dashboard.
In WordPress:
After publishing, add these pages to your navigation menu if you want customers to access them easily.
Banaslap Studio can also generate the recommended pages automatically.
In your WordPress dashboard, open:
Banaslap OS → SettingsThen use the page generation tool.
This can create the basic Beat Store and Member Area pages for you.
After generation, review the pages and make sure they contain the correct shortcodes.
The two pages have different roles.
The Beat Store page uses:
[banaslap-studio]It displays the catalog, player, license options, and purchase flow.
The Member Area page uses:
[banaslap_customer_account]It displays customer purchases, downloads, licenses, memberships, and account access.
Do not place both shortcodes on the same page unless you intentionally want both experiences together.
For a clean setup, keep them on separate pages.
After creating the pages, add them to your WordPress menu.
A simple navigation setup can be:
The Beat Store page should be easy to find for visitors.
The Member Area page should be easy to find for customers after purchase.
After creating or generating the pages, test both pages.
For the Beat Store page, check that:
For the Member Area page, check that:
If the Beat Store page does not appear, check that:
If the Member Area page does not appear, check that:
If generated pages are missing, return to:
Banaslap OS → SettingsThen run the page generation tool again or create the pages manually.
Learn which WordPress pages you need for Banaslap Studio and how to create them manually or generate them automatically.
Banaslap Studio needs a small number of WordPress pages to display your beat store and give customers access to their account area.
You can create these pages manually with shortcodes, or generate them automatically from Banaslap OS settings.
The basic Banaslap Studio setup requires two main pages:
The Beat Store page displays your public beat catalog.
The Member Area page gives customers access to their purchases, downloads, licenses, memberships, and account information.
The Beat Store page is where visitors browse and buy beats.
To display the beat store, add this shortcode to a WordPress page:
[banaslap-studio]You can name this page however you want.
Common names include:
The important part is that the page contains the shortcode:
[banaslap-studio]The Member Area page is where customers access their private account area after purchase.
To display the customer account area, add this shortcode to a WordPress page:
[banaslap_customer_account]You can name this page:
This page is used for purchases, downloads, license documents, memberships, and customer access.
You can create the pages yourself from the WordPress dashboard.
In WordPress:
After publishing, add these pages to your navigation menu if you want customers to access them easily.
Banaslap Studio can also generate the recommended pages automatically.
In your WordPress dashboard, open:
Banaslap OS → SettingsThen use the page generation tool.
This can create the basic Beat Store and Member Area pages for you.
After generation, review the pages and make sure they contain the correct shortcodes.
The two pages have different roles.
The Beat Store page uses:
[banaslap-studio]It displays the catalog, player, license options, and purchase flow.
The Member Area page uses:
[banaslap_customer_account]It displays customer purchases, downloads, licenses, memberships, and account access.
Do not place both shortcodes on the same page unless you intentionally want both experiences together.
For a clean setup, keep them on separate pages.
After creating the pages, add them to your WordPress menu.
A simple navigation setup can be:
The Beat Store page should be easy to find for visitors.
The Member Area page should be easy to find for customers after purchase.
After creating or generating the pages, test both pages.
For the Beat Store page, check that:
For the Member Area page, check that:
If the Beat Store page does not appear, check that:
If the Member Area page does not appear, check that:
If generated pages are missing, return to:
Banaslap OS → SettingsThen run the page generation tool again or create the pages manually.