this code removes the wordpress native gallery in which shows thumbnails and calls the permalink to attachment.php where it shows the image by itself. the following code makes it a slider using a easy slider with limited animation and transition effects. 1. Calls the arguments for the transition effect and call the js $output .= … Read more
Wp_localize_script from Shortcode [closed]
On a separate thread, I found out that it was indeed possible to customize the output of the Gallery Shortcode using some code in the functions.php. The code below would be a fairly standard version of the slider without captions. You’d obviously need to make sure you include Jquery and Bootstrap files as you would … Read more
This is the code I would use: $open_shortcode=”[vc_accordion]”; $shortcode_data=””; $close_shortcode=”[/vc_accordion]”; $myarray = array( ‘tabs’ => array( ‘title’ => ‘Section 1’, ‘content’ => ‘Any text here’ ), array( ‘title’ => ‘Section 2’, ‘content’ => ‘Any text here’ ) ); foreach( $myarray[‘tabs’] as $tab ){ $shortcode_data .= ‘[vc_accordion_tab title=”‘ . $tab[‘title’] . ‘”]’ . $tab[‘content’] . ‘[/vc_accordion_tab]’; … Read more
You never need do_shortcode(), better said, almost never, there are a few cases where do_shortcode() could be appropiate. Note how you could do just: echo shorten_url( ‘http://mylink.com ‘ ); instead of: echo do_shortcode(‘[shorten]http://mylink.com[/shorten]’); Think about shortcodes as PHP functions placeholders; they are intended to be use where you can not execute PHP directly, like the … Read more
Add Shortcode to a Div or Header [closed]
How to make shortcode output display where I choose
WordPress 4.7 Galery shortcode not working
Depending on what post editor you are using: Classic – make sure to switch the editor to “Text” instead of “Visual”. The latter will output anything you write in a form of text, while the first one will process the shortcode. Gutenberg – find a plus sign in the top-left area of your WordPress dashboard … Read more
Use a shortcode. In your plugin or theme (functions.php) add: add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘wpse_42534_add_permalink_shortcode’ ); function wpse_42534_add_permalink_shortcode() { add_shortcode( ‘permalink’, ‘get_permalink’ ); } Now, your users can use the string anywhere in the post to print the URI to the current post or page. Oh, and welcome to WordPress Stack Exchange!