You don’t need to store that information, WordPress already does this, and it does this across multiple sessions. If you log in on your phone, and on your PC, then go to your user in WP Admin, you’ll see them listed with a button to log you out on the other devices. Additionally, WordPress stores … Read more
The arguments for your myCPT() function are incorrect. Callbacks used for add_shortcode() received two arguments, in this order: An array that contains the parameters used with the shortcode. The that is between the opening and closing shortcode, if supported. You code is assigning the attributes to $query (and then overwriting them), and trying to get … Read more
I have found a solution but i am not sure how good it is 1) Copy the shortcode into your functions.php If you copy the function from the above link to Woocommerce Docs and create a your own shortcode (it_related_products_function) with it and then add ‘class’ => ” to the arguments you can now pass … Read more
You could try using the enclosing form to write the shortcode and make use of the $content returned variable. You need to declare you short code function with the extra parameter: function transciptor( $atts=””, $content ) { and then write your shortcode as: [transcript] place the value that will be passed to $content here [/transcript] … Read more
The quotes in the shortcode call were not standard (despite them looking so). Replacing the old double quote characters with typed-into-notepad, copied, and pasted new quotes in the theme editor resolved the problems. Thanks to @WebElaine and @vancoder for the help!
On output WordPress parses the content and finds any links on their own line and for links from supported sites it uses oEmbed to get the embed code for the linked media and replaces the link with it. It does this with WP_Embed::autoembed(), which is added as a filter to the_content.
WP Job Manager also has documentation on customizing the forms. See https://wpjobmanager.com/document/adding-custom-css-for-wp-job-manager/
Maybe your form has a float property. So just add overflow hidden to parent div. Take a look here: https://codepen.io/zecka/pen/jObvbmG your code can be like that: <div style=”border: 3px solid green; margin-top: 1em; height: auto; overflow: hidden”> <h2>Blog notifications</h2> <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[forminator_form id=”9979″]’); ?> </div>
Been a while since I used shortcode_atts but should $categories be $category? also, make sure it’s returning the correct type e.g. string or int and you’re searching for a valid slug.
You can add a parameter to your shortcode function and use this value to check if the user is allowed to view the content: function func_check_user_role( $atts, $content = null ) { $user = wp_get_current_user(); $user_role = $atts[‘role’]; $allowed_roles = []; array_push($allowed_roles , $user_role); if ( is_user_logged_in() && array_intersect($allowed_roles, $user->roles ) ) { return $content; … Read more