Try this code, I’ve removed query_posts and used get_posts instead because I’m not sure if query_posts will work in a shortcode and using get_posts is safer. function featured() { $posts = get_posts(array(‘post_type’ => ‘property’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 2)); if(isset($posts) && !empty($posts)) { foreach($posts as $post) { echo “<div class=\”singlefeatured group\”>”; //I wasn’t sure what you wanted … Read more
function spoiler( $atts, $content = NULL ) { extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘title’ => ‘default title’, ‘subtitle’ => ‘default subtitle’, ), $atts ) ); return ‘<div class=”moreinfo”><h3 class=”click drop subtitle”>’ .’Title:’.$title.’Subtitle:’.$subtitle. ‘</h3><div class=”morecontent”><p>’ .$content. ‘</p></div><!–/.morecontent–></div><!–/.moreinfo–>’; } add_shortcode( ‘spoiler’, ‘spoiler’ ); //[spoiler title=”title” subtitle=”subtitle”]content[/spoiler] Docs: add_shortcode, extract That should allow you to display the title and subtitle … Read more
yeah, you are kind in the right path, just need to know that the ‘title’ is a variable that will get and past the value, so you have to call it exactly where you wrote “DO I NEED SOME TEXT HERE”, so it goes like this: function column_shortcode( $atts, $content = null ) { extract(shortcode_atts(array( … Read more
While I’m not completely sure what you’re trying to accomplish, you can use the following to programatically use a shortcode: echo do_shortcode(‘[DDET]Content goes here[/DDET]’);
The Solution to my problem is to simply let my plugins output run through the do_shortcode()-Function of WordPress as pointed out by this article: Using Shortcodes Everywhere I updated my plugin so it uses shortcodes, too, so now my output looks like this: // Add this upon plugin initialization add_shortcode( ‘dosomethingawesome’, array( &$this, ‘output_callback’) ); … Read more
The function you’ve supplied actually doesn’t look that bad. It’s almost the same way I’d handle the problem, however if you only ever want to modify the include part and always get the attachment_ids associated with the post, here is what I would do. I would actually create a new shortcode which in turn calls … Read more
Looks like you’ve got two issues: The first is your use of $q->ID. This is not the correct way to get the current post id from inside a loop. You want to use get_the_ID(). The second issue is you should be using get_bloginfo() instead of bloginfo(). Bloginfo echo’s the data directly while get_bloginfo() returns it … Read more
Depending on how the page’s query and loop are constructed, when you access the post object from the sidebar or footer, you sometimes get the last post in the loop rather than the page itself. You can ensure you’re getting the original (page) object by running wp_reset_query() from inside your widget (before you access the … Read more
simply use echo do_shortcode($textarea_value); (answer by @Bainternet)
You need to reset the post data after your get_posts loop since your calling setup_postdata. It would be better to remove the setup_postdata all together. global $post; $recent_posts = get_posts( $yourargshere ); foreach($recent_posts as $post) : $return = ‘<h4 class=”recent-post-title c0″>’ . $post->post_title . ‘</h4>’; $return .= ‘<p class=”recent-content c0″>’ . apply_filters( ‘the_excerpt’, $post->post_excerpt ) … Read more