Not quite like that, but you can achieve the same result if you use a pre-defined value or argument in your shortcode to act as a “flag”: [authoorsposts author=”post”] …then in your handler: function wpse_209684_author( $atts ) { if ( ! empty( $atts[‘author’] ) ) { $author = $atts[‘author’]; if ( $author === ‘post’ ) … Read more
You don’t have any validation mechanism. Your logic should be somewhat along those lines Submit form Check submitted fields ($_POST) against expected values If all looks good send If something is not as expected, log error ( you can use WP_Error() ) and rebuild form showing error message (and maybe repopulating fields with previous “good” … Read more
The var_dump() before using shortcode_atts() reveals the problem. Lets look at that output in a more readable format: array(5) { [0] => string(42) “phonePrefix=”0581″,phoneFlatOption=”true”,” [1]=> string(21) “accessModeDsl=”true”,” [2]=> string(24) “accessModeCable=”false”,” [3]=> string(22) “accessModeLte=”false”,” [“accessmodesat”]=> string(5) “false” } As you can see, the attributes are not being parsed correctly. Instead of ‘attribute’ => ‘value’ you’re getting … Read more
This problem has pretty simple explanation 😉 All you need to do is to take a look at Codex page for WP_Query and read about offset parameter: offset (int) – number of post to displace or pass over. Warning: Setting the offset parameter overrides/ignores the paged parameter and breaks pagination (Click here for a workaround). … Read more
the_time() is the problem here. It echoes its output. Shortcodes, effectively, happen in this order: The text containing shortcodes is parsed to find shortcodes. Each shortcode is executed and its output stored. Each shortcode is replaced with its output. The problem is that if you echo inside a shortcode, its output will be printed to … Read more
If you’re passing in a comma-delimited list of parent IDs when you call the shortcode, it’s pretty easy to turn this to an array. For example, using [scname parent=”5,10,15″]: function andrew_child_loop_shortcode_new ( $atts ) { global $post; $thePostID = $post->ID; $atts = shortcode_atts( array( ‘posts’ => 20, ‘parent’ => $thePostID ), $atts ); // Turn … Read more
that’s will be nested shortcodes, so you will need [slider] and [image] shortcode add_shortcode( ‘nivo_slider’, ‘nivo_slider_func’ ); function nivo_slider_func( $atts, $content = null ) { $output=”<div class=”slider-wrapper theme-default”>”; $output .= ‘<div id=”slider” class=”nivoSlider”>’; $output .= do_shortcode($content); $output .= ‘</div></div>’; return $output; } add_shortcode( ‘image’, ‘nivo_image_shortcode’ ); function nivo_image_shortcode( $atts, $content = null ) { extract( … Read more
Right Now jetpack provides only way to embed subscriptions as sidebar widget. Registering a new sidebar would be a better Idea to do so, and this will not take more than few seconds. Step 1 – Register a sidebar for jetpack Just drop in this code somewhere in your theme’s functions.php file. register_sidebar( array( ‘name’ … Read more
Are you trying to put a shortcode within a shortcode? Perhaps this is an easier solution to control your front-end output? CSS span.my_pixel_size{font-size:25px;} PHP ‘<p>This is the content: <span class=”my_pixel_size”>’ . $content . ‘</span></p>’;
You can look to the code WordPress uses for parsing Shortcodes to get some ideas about how to do this. There are a couple of helpful core functions to simplify things. // our callback function to check for the shortcode. // this is where you’d put code to set a flag for rendering the shortcode … Read more