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# Reservation Page
## Auto Rental One Reservation page
### Elemntor page Builder
On the selected page, the "Reservation Navigation", "Rental Form", and "Rental Reservation Info" modules should be included.
#### Rental form settings:
With Elementor page builder you can change the default settings of the Rental form:
* Form Style - choose a style for the rental form: Outlined or Filled.
* Office postion - position of office details in the rental form.
* Set working hours - it's available time off the office to pick up and drop off vehicle.
### WPBakery page Builder
With WPbakery include "Reservation Navigation", "Rental Form", and "Rental Reservation Info" on the selected page.
With WPbakery page builder you can change the default settings of the Rental form:
* Set working hours - it's available time off the office to pick up and drop off vehicle.
* Style - choose a style for the rental form: Outlined or Filled.
* Align - position of office details in the rental form.
## Auto Rental Two Reservation page
On the Rental Two Demo Reservation page, the list of available vehicles is rendered directly by WooCommerce without the use of specific modules.
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