I have a plugin which creates a page upon activation and then removes it on deactivation. As part of the page creation, I wanted to use a shortcode in the post content, so I added a shortcode with add_shortcode() first.
I have a menu page that contains dishes (food) for the week and I am trying to display that by inserting the shortcode on home page.
I currently have a function that checks to see if the page is a parent, and if so, do stuff. But I also want to check to see if the parent has a child page that has a certain slug.
I have 2 Custom Post Types (created with CPT UI and ACF) “Global” and “Personal”. The idea is for the user to reference a “global” post by displaying the image (linked) of that global post in the “personal” post that they’re creating.
I am doing a simple page that would work a single page inside WordPress using Ajax. So to do this, I create a template page with a short-code in it.
I’ve created a plugin that with a shortcode displays all users with the custom role “ansatt”. This works perfectly fine, but I’d like to be able to set the role as a parameter within the shortcode.
Does the id in a shortcode such as [reusable id='7'] or [reusable id=7] always get interpreted by shortcode_atts()as a string regardless of whether the integer is in single quotes or not?
I am using Modula Plugin to speedup the galleries creation process. It works wonderfully but I don’t understand how to render it correctly on the ajax call. I read through the available posts on rendering shortcodes via ajax, but so far I struggle to implement it in my code. Here is the code I use:
I want to create a button on the front end and when user click, the value “user-meta” change ‘validate’
I want to insert an HTML block with a Contact form 7 shortcode. How I can insert the HTML before the shortcode is being converted to HTML?