If the plugin has shortcodes, then you can use the function do_shortcode to display it within a theme file. It’d be a case of: <div class=”align-center”><?php do_shortcode( “[audio-player title=”Lorem Ipsum”]” ); ?></div>
wpautop has got to be my least favorite part of working with WordPress. Just when everything else is working, it sticks its fingers into everything… The problem has to do with filter priority, as you noted earlier. In the case of the excerpt, we’re interested in the filter get_the_excerpt. I haven’t been able to figure … Read more
removed printf <?php if ( get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘test_field’, true) ) { echo do_shortcode(‘[shortcode]’. get_post_meta($post->ID, “test_field”, true) . ‘[/shortcode]’); } ?>
Your ShortCode callback method should take an atts parameter that stores the attributes passed to it from the do_shortcode call which is I am assuming how you are getting the $q parameter for the database query. The callback method should also return instead of echo the output. Without seeing any of the output/error messages I … Read more
I hope I understand you correctly, so I’m going to answer accordingly. For this to work, you’ll need to add the complete custom query inside a shortcode. Have a look at the Shortcode API how short codes work and how it is used. One thing to remember though, the output from a shortcode should not … Read more
Thank you @bueltge for the answer! I was focusing on the shortcode and didn’t even think to call the function in the ‘normal’ way. echo dynamicContent() worked.
Hi You can use this code. function wpse_143641_profile_shortcode( $atts ) { echo get_avatar( get_current_user_id(), 64 ); } add_shortcode( ‘royal_profile’, ‘wpse_143641_profile_shortcode’ ); And you should add the short code in your editor [royal_profile] or template do_shortcode(‘[royal_profile]’)
$gallery = shortcode_atts( array( ‘post_gallery’ => ‘post_gallery’, ), $atts ); $image_ids=explode(‘,’,$gallery[‘post_gallery’]); $sigle_img = wp_get_attachment_image_src($image_ids[0], “large”); $img=”<div id=’tourGallery’><img class=”imgthumb” id=” src=””.$sigle_img[0].”” style=”width:100%” alt=””></div><div id=’galleryThumbs’>”; for($i=0;$i<=9;$i++) { if($image_ids[$i]!=””) { $imgs = wp_get_attachment_image_src($image_ids[$i], “large”); $img.=”<div><img class=”imgthumb” id=” src=””.$imgs[0].”” style=”width:100%” alt=””></div>”; } } $img.=”</div></div>”; return $img; Achieved!!!
Shortcodes are not parsed in widget text – you need to tell WordPress to do so: add_filter( ‘widget_text’, ‘do_shortcode’ ); Place it in your theme’s functions.php
If you want to just strip the <br /> from the content then you could modify your function to replace that signature with an empty string. It feels like a dirty hack, but it’s working for me. It’s worth noting that my Chrome tools show <br> but the actual code is rendering <br /> which … Read more