There is a way to apply that to all post content. function sc_all_content_wpse_137734($posts) { foreach ($posts as &$p) { $p->post_content = do_shortcode($p->post_content); } return $posts; } add_filter(‘the_posts’,’sc_all_content_wpse_137734′); I would suggest that this is a very, very good way to break things. Plugins and themes will not expect shortcodes to be rendered that early, and the … Read more
What surprise me is that someone on May 2013, write a tutorial using extract and query_posts in same function. extract is considered a bad practice in PHP in general, and it’s usage was abandoned also from WP core (it will no longer be used, but there are still extract calls in actual code). query_posts is … Read more
The way your code is written, you are breaking your div tag over several lines– literally like this, if you look at the generated source: <div class=”Container-Caption” alt=”Oh I have been to Ludlow Fair” rel=”http://www.link.com”> blah</div> I do not see any different between using a caption with or without spaces, but breaking your tag like … Read more
You simply need to query your custom fields and return them with your shortcode: // EXAMPLE USAGE: // [loop the_query=”showposts=100&post_type=page&post_parent=453″] function custom_query_shortcode($atts) { // Defaults extract(shortcode_atts(array( “the_query” => ” ), $atts)); // de-funkify query $the_query = preg_replace(‘~�*([0-9a-f]+);~ei’, ‘chr(hexdec(“\\1″))’, $the_query); $the_query = preg_replace(‘~�*([0-9]+);~e’, ‘chr(\\1)’, $the_query); // query is made query_posts($the_query); // Reset and setup variables $output=””; … Read more
apply_filters to content but ignore shortcodes
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Have you tried echo do_shortcode(‘[your_shortcode attribute1=”value” attribute2=”another”]’); this should fire the shortcode function in PHP
It should be possible but you will have to be aware of timing issues. Your shortcode will have to execute before whatever hook you are hooking into. That is, you can’t hook into wp_enqueue_scripts or wp_head but you should be able to hook into later hooks like wp_footer. I suspect that timing is the problem.
the_post_thumbnail echoes its value, which doesn’t work in variable assignment. Use get_the_post_thumbnail instead. Most WordPress API functions follow this pattern, there are typically two versions – one which will echo the result and another with get_ prepended which will return the result.
This is a bug between TinyMCE and WebKit based browsers. This is due to the fact that the style parameter is interpreted as a html attribute (ie img style=”float: right”). If you go to Text mode and copy and paste all will be fine. As long as you stay away of naming your shortcodes parameters … Read more