You have multiple options. A) Use inline-CSS: <button style=”background: <?php echo CHOSEN_COLOR_HERE (possibly validated) ?>;”> … </button> B) Write (ID-specific) CSS styles into your page. In your shortcode function, echo a <style> tag, for instance like so: <style> #shortcode-button-1 { background: <?php echo CHOSEN_COLOR_HERE (possibly validated) ?>; } #shortcode-button-2 { background: <?php echo CHOSEN_COLOR_HERE (possibly … Read more
Your shortcode action is wrong/incomplete: function ss_register_shortcodes() { add_shortcode( ’embed-slideshow’, array( $this, ‘ss_shortcode_embed_slideshow’ ) ); } Since you are doing OOP, you have to use the class method in object context (or static).
I can think of a couple of options: Create a new shortcode, e.g. my_gallery. You can copy the code in wp-includes/media.php. Look for the code staring with add_shortcode(‘gallery’, ‘gallery_shortcode’); and then the actual function. Rename / modify as needed. The actual img link is within the $link variable Use something like this (untested), which should … Read more
Using the same shortcode to show any table from the database
You are misusing shortcode_atts(). You need to pass the shortcode an array of defaults in the first argument, which you have done. Then you need to pass the user supplied arguments in the second argument, which you haven’t done. Your shortcode callback uses $params yet for some reason you are passing $atts, which is not … Read more
Shortcodes and Tags At first, please keep in mind that your understanding of tags is actually a shortcode. A Tag is used to add meta information to content, while a shortcode is used for adding functionality, usually to be called from inside the content. To your Problem As @s_ha_dum pointed out, you should implement your … Read more
Do_shortcode on PHP file outside theme ALMOST works
Make sure to wrap content with do_shortcode() I’m not sure what the exact function looks like, but for simplicity sake take a look at this example: //[tab]Content[/tab] function tab_func($atts, $content = null) { extract( shortcode_atts( array( ), $atts ) ); $output=”<div class=”tab”>”.do_shortcode($content).'</div>’; return $output; } add_shortcode( ‘tab’, ‘tab_func’ ); If you take a look at … Read more
That happens, because you run the function in add_shortcode(). To send is as callback, use: add_shortcode(‘examp_code’, array ( $obj, ‘ex_funct’ ) ); Now you have still a problem: you create output in your shortcode callback. Never do that, you have to return a string. Change it to: function ex_funct(){ return ‘<h3>Hello</h3>’; }
So far I guess, you need the following corrections: <div class=”map”> <img src=”http://www.gate7infotech.com/projects/development/MyLuckyBottle/wp-content/themes/twentythirteen/images/home_background.jpg”/> <a href=”#pop-up-form” shape=”rect” coords=”31,572,499,1028″ class=”a lightbox”>Registration Form</a> <a href=”#” class=”b”></a> <a href=”#” class=”c”></a> </div> <?php //This should be a hidden DIV; ?> <div id=”pop-up-form” style=”display:none”><?php echo do_shortcode(“[contact-form-7 id=’4′ title=”Registration Form”]”); ?></div>