PHP error with shortcode handler from a class
Currently i am using the following generic flow for adding the shortcode for a plugin.
Currently i am using the following generic flow for adding the shortcode for a plugin.
I’m using the_excerpt on my index page. I’m also using a dropcap shortcode at the beginning of each of my posts. On the index page, the posts will not display the letter with the dropcap shortcode around it. If my post beings with the word “Dog” the index page displays “og”. How do I get shortcodes to work when using the_excerpt?
How to make any plugin icon in wordpress post? The code I want to insert in plugin code and will appear in post bar [wp-admin/post.php].
I have asked this question about a year ago and I am hoping there is some type of simple solution which will allow me achieve my objective. So here it goes:
In WordPress shortcodes, how can I pass boolean attributes?
Both of [shortcode boolean_attribute="true"] or [shortcode boolean_attribute=true] are giving string values.
We can use the post_gallery filter to modify/replace the default WordPress gallery template (AKA output code) to suit our needs. But this doesn’t seem to affect the markup in RSS feeds.
I have created a shortcode that retrives and displays a form.The content of the attribute in HTML.
I have a page, with a shortcode that get all the post from a categorie and put after the content of the page. For no apparent reason, the result of a WP_Query() in the shortcode APPEAR ALWAYS at the top of the page. If i put the shortcode a the top OR at the bottom, the post (3 of them) appear before the content of the page…
I am trying to create a shortcode to display the posts count in a category.
I have successfully done this using this code:
I have seen many professional wordpress themes for sale that have shortcodes built in with which you could easily make posts like this: