This is a filter in WordPress called wpautop it is there to make formatting cleaner when publising posts, however when you want more control over formatting it can be a pain. It basically wraps returns in paragraphs so that the space you see in the editor is obeyed on the front end. You can disable … Read more
As I have stated, you can do all of the above in your question with only one shortcode. The idea here would be to Use usort() to sort posts according to term name Pass a string of term names in the order you need to display them to the shortcode FEW IMPORTANT NOTES Never ever … Read more
You can place only the following code in functions.php and it will work: // Activate Shortcode Execution for Contact Form 7 add_filter( ‘wpcf7_form_elements’, ‘do_shortcode’ );
I may have found the problem (from product_attribute) array( ‘per_page’ => ’12’, ‘columns’ => ‘4’, ‘orderby’ => ‘title’, ‘order’ => ‘asc’, ‘attribute’ => ‘asc’, ‘filter’ => ‘asc’ ) [product_attribute attribute=”color” filter=”black”] Notice the attibute is in single quotes wheras yours is in double quotes: do_shortcode (‘[product_attribute attribute=”Grams”]’); also you may need it to be in … Read more
Neither are correct. Just use show_foo(): <?php echo show_foo(); ?> The only reason to ever use shortcodes is to insert dynamic content into a page or post from within the editor (Although, these days the ‘proper’ way to do that would be with a block, although that’s more difficult). Shortcodes should not be used for … Read more
well, it turned out not to be an issue with tiny mce at all, rather php DOMdocument that was filtering tinyMCE’s output, interpreted in the wrong charset, then passing garbage characters to the page. Fun!
As Milo indicated: functions.php is a file within your current theme, not the functions.php file in wp-includes. There’s nothing wrong with your code as-is as long as it’s in a file that’s actually being loaded at the correct time. Addressing your other question from the comments, yes, this code can be wrapped up into a … Read more
You got two options. Either you filter your valid video extentions as @birgire recommended. I remember a similar issue for the audio shortcode here. There I found a workaround by allowing the empty audio extension. You could try something similar with the video extensions. Here’s a demo plugin: /** * Allow the empty video extension … Read more
There is a hook inside the caption shortcode that will allow you to hijack the whole thing. Most of the following is copied from the Core img_caption_shortcode function. function nested_img_caption_shortcode($nada, $attr, $content = null) { extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘id’ => ”, ‘align’ => ‘alignnone’, ‘width’ => ”, ‘caption’ => ” ), $attr, ‘caption’ ) ); … Read more
Shortcodes work via Shortcode API. Essentially shortcode is just a human-friendly form of writing out data that is processed and passed to associated PHP function. So adding your own shortcode involves: Coding PHP function that would process data, passed by API from shortcode. Registering that function as shortcode handler. I also remember WP Utility Short … Read more