Does anyone have any idea what is causing the extra paragraph marks before and after? The Shortcode block performs wpautop() on the content (in the block) before the shortcode is parsed (see source on GitHub), i.e. wpautop( ‘[show-test]’ ) in your case, which then returns <p>[show-test]</p> and then outputs <p><div>hi there.</div></p> after the shortcode is … Read more
// Declare your shortcode add_shortcode(“download”, “downloadFunction”); // Second Declare your shortcode function function downloadFunction($att, $content, $code){ // your function is passed 3 Arguments // $atts : this is an array of the shortcode’s attributes // $content : this is the content between the code. in your case the file url. // $code : this is … Read more
I have just spent 24 hours attempting the same implementation, but with a more elaborate styled preview of results. Basically like a layout builder using shortcodes. Wish I would have found this post earlier cause it lays the groundwork for the first objective (using TinyMCE for point & click selection of shortcode attributes): The second … Read more
If you think your shortcode is hurting performance (measure and you will know!), then you might want to consider caching its output in a transient. A good way to get a unique key would be to consider what could differentiate calls to your shortcode function: its name the attributes passed the site URL (in cases … Read more
include changes the scope. You would need to declare $classslider global before defining it, and then use global $classslider; before using it. function bf_shortcode_slideshow($atts) { global $classslider; extract(shortcode_atts(array( … I think that will fix your problem. I don”t understand why you are using include at all though. There must be a better way to make … Read more
This might work for you, trying to hook early to the_content filter to strip the shortcode tag from it: add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘ad_filter_the_content’,1,1); function ad_filter_the_content($content) { // specify page id or array of page ids to include if (is_page(5)) { return str_replace(‘[orbit-slider category=”test”]’, ”, $content); } return $content; }
To have a Network enabled shortcode, you only need a Must Use plugin. Just create the folder /wp-content/mu-plugins and drop your code there. From the Codex: Always-on, no need to enable via admin and users cannot disable by accident. Can be enabled simply by uploading file to the mu-plugins directory, without having to log-in. Loaded … Read more
Got the solution. you can use shortcode e.g. [layerslider id=”1″] in textarea/textbox and call it by the name to the textarea/textbox use in option tree function files e.g. get_option_tree( ‘textboxname’);
Transients are probably not the way to go here. From what I understand: You want to know if a post has a shortcode by doing some form of look up You want to be able to get a list of permalinks / posts that have this shortcode. Here’s what I suggest. /** * Checks for … Read more
If your only issue is that the format is incorrect then switch it in the_content hook with the correct version. Non-local content: Place in a plugin or functions.php // hook earlier than 10 add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wpse_20160110_the_content_fix_audio’, 0); function wpse_20160110_the_content_fix_audio($content){ return str_replace ( ‘[audio:’, ‘[audio src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/214052/, $content ); }