So I’m trying to get a shortcode working where it calls the posts in the featured story category but I’m having issue getting it to output even just the title from the post. There’s no error on the page. But there’s nothing else showing either but white space between the nav and footer.
I create a custom post type shortcode as slider. My sliders images are displayed in background image as a featured image. But featured image is not displaying in my slides.
I think either I am quite stupid today or just work-blind by this project but I’ve been trying to fix a little error a new shortcode is causing. This is the code <?php function reviewslide_function() { $output .= ' <!– Review Injection –> <div id="reviews" class="p-full"> <div class="section_head"> <span class="eyebrow">You about us</span> <h2>Customer Reviews</h2> </div> … Read more
I use a shortcode that retrieves the url of woocommerce products and builds a link:
As the title states, I need to pass at least one parameter, maybe more, to the add_shortcode() function. In other words, those parameters I am passing will be used in the callback function of add_shortcode(). How can I do that?
I have a custom plugin that uses shortcodes to generate tables which are meant to be manipulated by the user. As they change the number of servings in A2, it will divide the values in B2-E2 by the value in A2. 
I have created a list of my contributors for my website it works well. I’m trying to do this with a shortcode in my functions.php. The list appears well. But when I want to place it in my theme in any page, it appears before the content whereas I want it to be at the bottom of the page of its appropriate page template. I can’t seem to find my mistake
This may sound like a stupid question, but is there something like an ID associated with the post types (built in or custom) in WordPress?
I need to make a shortcode that uses the values of four different taxonomies. I am trying to modify code that I have used to query attachments (in media) based off of multiple taxonomy terms, but what I need is to wp_query based off of 4 (four) taxonomies values. I realize that I am way off, but perhaps somebody can help put me on the right track.
I need to create a shortcode in a plugin, when a person gets to install my plugin can he use shortcode inside the plugin :