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Introducing the Calculator Builder WordPress plugin – the ultimate WordPress plugin that allows you to create online calculators for any calculation. You can also add style to your calculator and customize it the way you want. Calculator Builder is a great plugin to have awesome and easy-to-use calculators. It has powerful tools to create an intuitive calculator and to use them for different purposes. Display any type of calculator on your website to make it more engaging and user-friendly, such as health and financial ones. The Calculator Builder plugin provides you with elements such as checkboxes, radio buttons, numbers, and dropdowns. It has an amazing set of features that will help you create the online calculator you want very quickly and effectively.
Do you write a blog? Own a car dealership? Or are otherwise involved in financial services? Then you should consider adding the Calculator Builder plugin to your website which will easily carry out financial calculations and ease the processes concerning any aspect of your finances.
You can do the following types of financial calculations:
Do you own sports, diet, or health websites? Are you involved in health-related services? If yes, then you should start using the Calculator Builder WordPress plugin as a health-related calculator to make your work easier.
The calculator elements of WordPress Calculator Builder include the following:
Number – a control used for numbers. When supported, it shows a spinner and applies to default validation. Some devices with dynamic keypads show a numeric keypad.
Select – the select element depicts a control with a menu of choices
Radio – set the title and select a single value from multiple choices with the same name value –
Checkbox – select single values
Number and Select – insert Number and Select fields, set the title, choose the addon and write the preferred value
Buttons – write the title, and then set the “Calculate” and “Reset” buttons
Result – set the field containing the outcome. It is a read-only field.
Title – set the title without fields. You can control size and wight of the font;
Separator – add the separator to the calculator form as a line
Spacer – add space between fieldset
Textarea – add textarea to the form
Input – you can use the next type of the field: Text, Email, Date, DateTime, Month, Time, Week
Range – a slider or dial control.
Comparison and Conditional Formula – if(){}, else , if(){}, Else{}, >=, <=, ==, &&, ||
Math Static Properties – Math.E, Math.LN2, Math.LN10, Math.LOG2E, Math.LOG10E, Math.PI, Math.SQRT1_2, Math.SQRT2
Math Static Methods – Math.pow(), Math.sqrt(), Math.ceil(), Math.round(), Math.random(), Math.max(), Math.min(), Math.log(), Math.abs(), Math.acos(), Math.asin(), Math.atan(), Math.atan2(), Math.cos(), Math.exp(), Math.sin(), Math.tan(), Math.trunc()
How to Get Started with the WordPress Calculator Builder plugin
Find your Bundle of the Calculators
To calculate the result, you must use the variables in the Formula field
Variable y[] – variable for displaying the result
y[1] = x[1] + x[2];
y[1] = x[1] – x[2];
y[1] = x[1] * x[2];
y[1] = x[1] / x[2];
You can use the additional variables in the formula field for to facilitate writing the formula and displaying the result.
For Example, Formula Monthly payment for Loan:
let r = x[2] / 1200;
let A = x[1];
let N = x[3];
let result = ( r * A ) / ( 1 - Math.pow((1+r), -N));
y[1] = roundVal(result, 2);
roundVal(val, decimals) – function for rounding a number. The first parameter (val) is the number to be rounded, and the second parameter (decimals) is the number of numbers after the decimal point.
You can use complex structures to calculate the results.
the ability to use the following comparison operators:
For Example:
if( x[1] < 100 ) {
y[1] = x[2] * 2;
} else if ( x[1] < 200 ) {
y[1] = x[2] * 3;
} else {
y[1] = x[2] * 4;
}
If you have any questions concerning the plugin ask us at the WordPress forum or send your requests to GitHub.