WordPress / Alovio Calculator
Embedding & themes
Place an Alovio Calculator with a shortcode or block, choose one of six themes, and set your currency formatting.
Once a calculator is built, you embed it on a page, pick a theme, and set how the currency reads. All three live in the calculator’s settings or the editor.
Shortcode
Every calculator has a shortcode with its ID:
[alovio_calculator id="12"]
Paste it into any page, post, or a shortcode-capable widget. The id is shown in the builder and in
your calculators list.
Block
In the WordPress block editor, add the Alovio Calculator block and pick the calculator from the dropdown. The block and the shortcode render identically — use whichever fits your workflow.
Because the calculator renders with its own self-contained styles and plain JavaScript, it works in any theme and in any page builder that supports shortcodes or blocks.
Themes
Choose one of six themes per calculator so it matches your site:
| Theme | Look |
|---|---|
| Classic | A clean studio card |
| Minimal | An editorial, ledger-style layout |
| Midnight | Dark glass |
| Soft | Rounded, pastel |
| Bold | High-contrast, neo-brutalist |
| Slate | Compact, dashboard-style |
Set an accent colour (default a warm orange, #f97316) to tint buttons and highlights to your
brand.
Currency formatting
Each calculator formats its own currency so totals read correctly for your market:
- Symbol — e.g.
$,€,£. - Position — symbol before or after the number.
- Decimals — 0 to 4 places.
- Thousands separator — e.g.
,or a space. - Decimal separator — e.g.
.or,.
For example, before / , / . gives $1,250.00, while after / . / , gives 1.250,00 €.
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