Indeed, if you allow all kinds of shortcodes to be used in comments, you do not know what effects you get. It might even become a security issue if you have powerful shortcodes installed (perhaps even without knowing it, as a feature you do not use). So, the trick is to selectively allow certain shortcodes. … Read more
Step 1) Create a new shortcode in the Gutenberg editor. Step 2) Enter your shortcode. Step 3) Add it to reusable blocks Step 4) Give it a name Step 5) Navigate to the page or post where you want to use that block again. Call that block by typing it’s name /Sta… Final result
Shortcode callback not called
You want add_shortcode(). Read more about add_shortcode() in the Codex.
I’m not sure you actually used the html inside php like you have in the bottom of the question, but do try as below. <?php if( echo do_shortcode(‘[passster password=”123456″]’); ): ?> <!–<hide content>–> <ul class=”TPlayerNv”> <?php echo $optplayer; ?> </ul> <div class=”TPlayerCn BgA”> <div class=”EcBgA” style=”background-color:#EEEEEE!important;”> <div class=”TPlayer”> <?php echo $player; ?> <span class=”AAIco-lightbulb_outline lgtbx-lnk”></span> … Read more
How to Call Related Post based on Categories Inside Post Content with Shortcode?
I’m not too familiar with BuddyPress and a total stranger to rtmedia. But out of curiosity I had a brief look at their documentations. Perhaps you could add a custom shortcode to your functions.php, which gets the current profile ID and uses it with the rtmedia gallery shortcode to display videos from the profile. Something … Read more
function show_the_views_func( $atts ){ $atts = shortcode_atts( array( ‘placeholder’ => ”, ), $atts ); $count = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘views’, true ); return $count . $atts[‘placeholder’] . ‘ views’; } add_shortcode( ‘show-the-views’, ‘show_the_views_func’ ); echo do_shortcode( ‘[show-the-views placeholder=”test”]’ );
The only way I could figure out how to get do_shortcode working was by using WP_Query. <?php // get current site $args = [ ‘p’ => $post_id, ‘post_type’ => ‘any’ ]; // site wp query $oSite = new WP_Query($args); ?> <?php if ( $oSite->have_posts() ): ?> <?php while($oSite->have_posts()): $oSite->the_post() ?> <div id=”gform_ajax_wrapper_<?=$form_id?>”> <?=do_shortcode(‘[gravityform id=”‘.$form_id.'” title=”false” … Read more
Oh, I didn’t thought it would be that easy. So when I am storing the html in a variable “$htmlContent” and echo the variable in my template I can just wrap the variable in the do_shortcode() function echo do_shortcode($htmlContent); Maybe this answer are useful for other with the same problem.