As per the shortcode documentation, your shortcode callback recieves any parameters set by the user in a $atts variable. You can combine them with any default values you might have with shortcode_atts(). function newsletter( $atts ) { $atts = shortcode_atts( array( ‘url’ => ‘https://domain.com/newsletter/z2o7q6’, // change default value as needed ‘headline’ => ‘Newsletter Box Headline’, … Read more
With this part: ‘post__not_in’ => array($custom_atts[‘hide’]) you’re actually running: ‘post__not_in’ => array( “7043,7128” ) with [customposts hide=”7043,7128″]. Note that post__not_in expects an array of numbers, not an array with a single CSV element. Have a look at e.g. wp_parse_id_list() and don’t forget to validate the input, to e.g. avoid empty input or a one with … Read more
In all honesty, it doesn’t do very much. If the code is literally as you describe, all it does is add fullstops either side of the content. If that’s not what happens then there’s likely missing code. As for the other parts: What is extract? extract is a PHP function used in a lot of … Read more
You can avoid to declare that player is a dependency for your javascript file, the problem is that Jquery isn’t recognized. Change this line: wp_enqueue_script( ‘main’, plugins_url( ‘/main.js’ , __FILE__ ),array(“jquery”,”player”),’0.0.3′,true); into this: wp_enqueue_script( ‘main’, plugins_url( ‘/main.js’ , __FILE__ ), [“jquery”] ); Also avoid to enqueue your script in the footer.
Thanks for the downvote. Found the answer myself anyway using the shutdown action. What this does: The init action clears any output buffers and starts a new one. The Add_JS_Shortcode is added to a page and creates a location for something to be shown. The shutdown action, from the API reference, runs just before PHP … Read more
Rather than adding shortcode you have to add the hook which is on the product category page: // Use this hook for working directly on category page // add_action( ‘woocommerce_archive_description’, ‘show_category_product_counts’, 10 ); // Use this shortcode hook if you want to put on anywhere in the category page if you are using Elementor/WPBakery add_shortcode( … Read more
To make the inteire file a shortcode its at least something to considered, for that I would call the page instead. However a short code can be done like this. paste it in your functions.php if (! function_exists(‘my_custom_shortcode_with_the_name_I_had_choosen’)) { function my_custom_shortcode_with_the_name_I_had_choosen(){ … your code …. } } add_shortcode(‘whatever_name’, ‘my_custom_shortcode_with_the_name_I_had_choosen’); to a few more information check … Read more
You need to return the value from the output buffer, like this: //slider shortcode function slider_shortcode($atts) { extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘id’ => ”), $atts)); $id = $id; ob_start();?> <div class=”gallary”> <?php // Check rows exists. if( have_rows(‘slider’,$id) ): // Loop through rows. while( have_rows(‘slider’,$id) ) : the_row(); $slider_image = get_sub_field(‘slider_image’); $slider_heading = get_sub_field(‘slider_heading’); $slider_text = … Read more
It appears that you are not extracting your $atts correctly or at all for that matter. Use the correct procedure to get access to the passed attributes allong with setting up defaults as a fallback: extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘shortcode’ => ‘default_value’, ‘title’ => ‘Default Title’, ), $atts ) ); There is infact an extensive guideline … Read more
Ensure you have the preload skin option selected in the Royalslider options