Exclude needs to be in the $cat_args, and in the shortcode_atts. Like this: extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘exclude’ => ”, ‘categoriespostcount’ => ‘on’, ‘categorieshierarchy’ => ‘on’, ), $atts ) ); $cat_args = array( ‘exclude’ => $exclude, ‘taxonomy’ => ‘theme_portfolio_categories’, ‘show_count’ => $c, ‘hierarchical’ => $h, ‘echo’ => 0 );
You can combine these two shortcodes into one by using a custom shortcode that includes both of them: function custom_shortcode() { $output=””; // Get the wpcode shortcode output $wpcode_output = do_shortcode(‘[wpcode id=”2658″]’); // Get the wpdiscuz_comments shortcode output $wpdiscuz_output = do_shortcode(‘[wpdiscuz_comments]’); // Combine the two outputs into a single output $output .= $wpcode_output . $wpdiscuz_output; … Read more
Working with Shortcode, AJAX, Elementor
Custom shortcode with < in content
Why does my shortcode query not working with search term
It makes sense to look at the PHP function rawurldecode, which decodes URL-encoded strings. https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.rawurldecode.php For example, echo rawurldecode(get_permalink($post->ID)); will show the decoded post URL. But this isn’t really needed in hyperlink code. Sorry I didn’t just write a comment, I don’t have enough points for that option.
Thank you, @Howdy_McGee! current_filter() is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Here is what I did: function french_example( $atts , $content = null ) { $currentFilter = current_filter(); if ($currentFilter == the_content) { return ‘<span class=”ex” xml:lang=”fr” lang=”fr”>’ . do_shortcode($content) . ‘</span>’; } elseif ($currentFilter == the_title) { return ‘<span class=”ex” xml:lang=”fr” lang=”fr”>’ . do_shortcode($content) … Read more
Solved with “Royal Elementor Addons” plugin
I think the most simple approach (if you’re able to add some JS) is to use custom classes for your buttons and blocks that can be settled through advanced settings in block editor. Then a really basic JS snippet can do the trick. Here’s an example in vanilla JS with an IFFE that takes care … Read more
The problem is that your JS needs to know the post type for each shortcode, but rather than looking at the shortcodes output, it looks at the main global kne_ajax_object, and since there is only one kne_ajax_object, there can only be one post type. Additionally, your javascript code only runs one time, and only makes … Read more