Thanks to @kero I have implemented this code: <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[responsivevoice voice=”Italian Female” buttontext=”Ascolta”]’.'<br>’.$bodyContent.'[/responsivevoice]’); ?> The $bodyContent variable contains the HTML value of the article’s body, obtained using this function: http://www.web-templates.nu/2008/08/31/get_the_content-with-formatting/index.html <?php $bodyContent = get_the_content_with_formatting(); ?>
Try this /** * Register all shortcodes * * @return null */ function register_shortcodes() { add_shortcode( ‘listing’, ‘shortcode_mostra_produtos’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘register_shortcodes’ ); /** * Produtos Shortcode Callback * * @param Array $atts * * @return string */ function shortcode_mostra_produtos( $atts ) { global $wp_query, $post; $atts = shortcode_atts( array( ‘type’ => ” ), … Read more
You can’t return an include like that. A successful include() itself returns 1, and since you’re returning the return value of include, your shortcode is displaying “1”. Handling Returns: include returns FALSE on failure and raises a warning. Successful includes, unless overridden by the included file, return 1. — http://php.net/manual/en/function.include.php If you want to output … Read more
Put this in functions.php of your theme. add_shortcode( ‘dansk_url’, ‘dansk_url’ ); function dansk_url() { $output=””; $the_url= get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘dansk_url’, true ); if ( $the_url) $output .= ‘<a href=”‘ . esc_url( $the_url) . ‘”>Dansk</a>’; return $output; } and use shortcode [dansk_url] in the post.
No. Search engines can only browse and index the final output of the page, which includes the shortcode output. Your word count plugin is only counting the words entered into the post editor. Those two things work completely differently.
You’re using a custom query (new WP_Query), so you need to pass $tyler_query->max_num_pages (the max pages) to the next_posts_link() function — more details here: next_posts_link( null, $tyler_query->max_num_pages ) And btw, no need to echo with previous_posts_link() because the function indeed echoes the output. I.e. Just do so: <?php previous_posts_link(); ?>. Also, you should add paged … Read more
Here try the below code, it should give you a good start. // requrires 3 arguments // user, project, path // usage e.g: [bitbucket user=”jespern” project=”django-piston” path=”piston/utils.py”] function bitbucket_code( $atts ) { extract( $atts ); global $post; $path_to_name = str_replace(“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”, “_”, $path); $meta_key = “bitbucket_{$user}_{$project}_{$path_to_name}”; $code = get_post_meta( $post->ID, $meta_key, true ); if ( !$code … Read more
What your asking for can’t be done using shortcodes. <article> isn’t a part of the content, its part of the theme and it ‘contains’ the content. Thus shortcodes cannot modify it or move those tags around. Shortcodes by definition are part of the content, so anything they add on the end is also a part … Read more
In general, you can do any shortcode with do_shortcode() (see codex). But if they have a template function available, its probably best to use that. echo do_shortcode(‘[events_calendar]’);
You are returning the result of calling include. You want to grab the output of the included file and return than instead. Use output buffering to do that. function build_total_search_method( $atts ) { ob_start(); include( dirname(__FILE__) . “/includes/total_search.php” ); $shorcode_php_function = ob_get_clean(); return $shorcode_php_function; } add_shortcode( ‘total_search’, ‘build_total_search_method’ );