It’s easier to remove specific shortcodes than it is to remove_all_shortcodes() and enable specific shortcodes. To disable specific shortcodes from display everywhere, you would use the following: <?php add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘oxo_remove_shortcodes’, 0 ); function oxo_remove_shortcodes( $content ) { /* Add the shortcodes that you would like to remove to the array below. */ $shortcode_tags = … Read more
Try the following code: function caption_shortcode( $atts, $content = null ) { $content = do_shortcode($content); return ‘<span itemprop=”articleSection”>’. str_replace( array( ‘<‘, ‘>’ ), array( ‘<’, ‘>’ ), $content ) .'</span>’; } add_shortcode( ‘source’, ‘caption_shortcode’ ); remove_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’ ); remove_filter( ‘the_excerpt’, ‘wpautop’ );
More efficient query to display posts in same sub-category?
Custom shortcode with dynamic rewrite
return wp query results in a shortcode
As Andrew stated, a custom page/template would be the most efficient way to display the calculator. You can leave this as a simple page, displaying just your calculator, or you can add in “the loop” below the calculator to display additional text which would be easily edited in WordPress.
May I suggest you provide details as to the exact problem, and what the results are of your example code? Also, it seems like you are saying that the pages you want to get the titles of are siblings of the parent, which is the home page, so in fact, they are not children at … Read more
Problem in creating a shortcode form custom post type slider
As @Milo said in his comment above, you need to use concatenation as this is a loop your in. So you need to add a value each iteration not replace it. Your $output=”” needs to become $output .= ”. Notice the point/dot before declaring the value, in PHP this is used for concatenation. //the loop … Read more
Thanks to the response by @bueltge : Added extra line in the __construct() function: public function __construct() { $this->var = $this->shortcode_1(); //added add_shortcode( ‘the_single’, array( $this, ‘shortcode_2’ )); }