I think for shortcodes, which are generally used in the WYSIWYG editor by non-technical users, it’s best to keep the parameters simple: [custom-shortcode color=”red” size=”medium”] In other words, shortcodes are designed to provide functionality that an end-user can place somewhere in their content, with the option of supplying a few different customizations. For obtaining something … Read more
Shortcode won’t automatically execute. I order to achieve your result you need to apply a filter. When you echo the value of your metabox in frontend do it like this: echo apply_filters( ‘the_content’, YOUR_METABOX_VALUE_HERE ); this way contact form shortcode will execute and form will show.
How to use multiple (or array) values in $content of shortcode?
Few problems I see here. 1.) You’re using concatenation for $results (ie $results .= should be $results =) 2.) You’re assuming that $webinar_code will always be available. If the page they are redirected to is not the same exact page, that will not be the case, or if the page redirected to has the shortcode … Read more
Yes, you’re on the right track. If the four taxonomies you mention are the slugs with which the taxonomies are registered, then you need to use those as the taxonomy parameters and the terms passed with them as the terms parameters for the different tax_query arrays. You’ll also need to put the tax parameters to … Read more
Hide content for specific users with id
The reason your code only applies to the first table, is because you are only selecting the first input with var number = document.querySelector(‘.nutrition-table__number’); You need to loop over all your tables, and add an event listener to each. Here is an example of how this could work. The plugin pattern is from https://vanillajstoolkit.com/boilerplates/revealing-module-pattern/ /*! … Read more
By adding “?login – failed” code unable to access my dashboard
because I’m not echoing anything in this code. But you are! This code: function smb_function( $atts ) { ?> <div class=”social_button_shortcode”><?php Is the same as: function smb_function( $atts ) { echo ‘ <div class=”social_button_shortcode”>’; Likewise with the closing div tag at the end. Any form of direct output in a shortcode will break it, wether … Read more
You can test if a post has a particular term assigned to it with the has_term function. E.g. if ( has_term( ‘term-slug’, ‘taxonomy-slug’ ) ) { // do stuff } With this you can test if your “post” has a particular “term” ( aka if your “product” has a particular “product_cat” )