From reading this guide, could you try using a variable to output the return as such? $output=”This is the return”; return $output; Also, if you’re calling the shortcode with do_shortcode(‘[michael]’); in a php file, you’ll need to echo this, like so: <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[michael]’); ?>
I had similar problem because I was rendering content like this: echo get_the_content(); Instead of: the_content(); The 2nd function must include the shortcode filter.
You split post content into multiple pages with <!–nextpage–>, so you can use $page_number = get_query_var( ‘page’ ) to get current page number and global variable $numpages to get the number of pages in current post. Displaying table of content: global $numpages; $post_link = get_permalink(); $page_number = get_query_var( ‘page’ ); $toc = [ 1=>’Introduction’, ‘I2C … Read more
Replace following line $result .= ‘echo do_shortcode()’; with $result .= do_shortcode(”); Echo the result of function <p><?php echo first_audio(); ?></p>
A partial solution I’ve found so far is to escape the brackets in the initial call, then replace the escaped characters in the do_foo_shortcode function. function do_foo_shortcode($atts, $content = null) { extract(shortcode_atts(array( ‘bar’ => ”, ), $atts, ‘foo’)); $bar = str_replace(“[”, “[“, $bar); $bar = str_replace(“]”, “]”, $bar); $bar = do_shortcode($bar); $content = do_shortcode($content); return … Read more
Everything’s possible, if you take the right approach. What I’ve interpreted from your question is, that you want an specific shortcode to be added to your content when the post is in a special category. What you can do is to hook into the_content filter and add a shortcode, if the post is in a … Read more
I submitted this question to the WooCommerce devs as well and they’ve officially confirmed it’s not currently possible without modifying the shortcode. I will be submitting a feature request, though, so should anybody else find themselves in need of this, please track down that feature request and give it some props or submit it again … Read more
You are creating a cookie_checker function that returns the shortcode. However, the action you are hooking into (init), is executed too early (before the page content is created). You could instead try to “echo” the shortcode content in the footer of the page by hooking to wp_print_footer_scripts. An example I haven’t tested, but should work: … Read more
As Milo noticed, shortcodes should return content instead of echoing it. So change while($query1->have_posts()) : $query1->the_post(); echo ‘<div class=”menu-thumb”>’; the_post_thumbnail( ); echo ‘</div>’; echo ‘<div class=”menu-title”>’; the_title( ); echo ‘</div>’; echo ‘<div class=”menu-content”>’; the_content( ); echo ‘</div>’; endwhile; to while($query1->have_posts()) : $query1->the_post(); $div = ‘<div class=”menu-thumb”>’; $div .= get_the_post_thumbnail( ); $div .= ‘</div>’; $div .= … Read more
You’ll have to use add_shortcode to achieve this. Let’s say that you want this shortcode to be called “my_cf”: function my_cf_shortcode_callback( $atts ) { $atts = shortcode_atts( array( ‘post_id’ => get_the_ID(), ), $atts, ‘my_cf’ ); return get_post_meta( $atts[‘post_id’], <FIELD_NAME>, true ); } add_shortcode( ‘my_cf’, ‘my_cf_shortcode_callback’ ); Now you can use it by putting [my_cf] or … Read more