There’s a solution for that, actually. The shortcode you are using has the variable $content, whithout the filter do_shortcode, like this: do_shortcode($content) Open the file where there are the shortcodes and change $content for do_shortcode($content). It will work.
In the Loop, it would be: $authorname = get_the_author_meta(‘user_nicename’); Or: $authorname = get_the_author_meta(‘displayname’); Or: $authorname = get_the_author_meta(‘nickname’); Or any field that get_the_author_meta() accepts. $authorname = get_the_author_meta(‘user_nicename’,123); If you just need to echo the name just use the_author_meta() instead: the_author_meta(‘user_nicename’,123);
I get Undefined variable: for $video, $post_id and $library and the video’s in the page are blank. Replace: add_filter( ‘wp_video_shortcode’, ‘my_video_shortcode’, 10, 2 ); with: add_filter( ‘wp_video_shortcode’, ‘my_video_shortcode’, 10, 5 ); to access all five input arguments in your filter’s callback. ps: my_ is such a common prefix, that I would consider something more unique. … Read more
Depends on the shortcode. If you have access to the shortcode’s handler function, that function’s second argument is the content inside the shortcode: function wpse20136_shortcode( $atts, $content ){ // $content has the content inside xxx } register_shortcode( ‘xxx’, ‘wpse20136_shortcode’ ); For getting all content not in shortcodes, that’s easy. strip_shortcodes() does that: strip_shortcodes( get_the_content() ); … Read more
You can filter the array $no_texturize_shortcodes, which is a collection of shortcodes that are excluded from wptexturize. If you do this, everything within [codigo] shortcode tags will not be texturized: add_filter( ‘no_texturize_shortcodes’, ‘no_texturize_codigo_shortcode’ ); function no_texturize_codigo_shortcode( $excluded_shortcodes ) { $excluded_shortcodes[] = ‘codigo’; return $excluded_shortcodes; }
Your solution has helped me find an answer to my own problem of getting the attribute of a certain shortcode, but I fear there may be an issue with your approach. You’re using preg_match to check the post_content, which will only return 1 match. If you have a post that has multiple shortcodes in it, … Read more
if ( is_main_site() ) { include_once CLICK_DIR . ‘/lib/functions/general.php’; include_once CLICK_DIR . ‘/lib/functions/post-types.php’; include_once CLICK_DIR . ‘/lib/functions/taxonomies.php’; } include_once CLICK_DIR . ‘/lib/functions/shortcodes.php’;
Try this: function example_shortcode( $atts ) { $shortcode_output = “<p>Some shortcode content.</p>”; $shortcode_output .= “<p>More shortcode content.</p>”; ob_start(); do_action(‘below_shortcode’); $below_shortcode = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); $shortcode_output .= $below_shortcode return $shortcode_output; }
You can filter the HTML output for oEmbed with oembed_result. Now test the HTTP host of the URL for www.youtube.com and add the parameter. The oEmbed result is cached in a post meta field to avoid too many requests. To update old posts I have added an activation helper that clears those cached content for … Read more
It’s safe, you won’t have any problem using it, the only caution about Hyphens and Shortcodes comes from the Codex. Take caution when using hyphens in the name of your shortcodes. In the following instance WordPress may see the second opening shortcode as equivalent to the first (basically WordPress sees the first part before the … Read more