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
The shortcode function behind that shortcode will need to be able to accept an argument so it can return your variable in the expected place. If this is a custom shortcode function you wrote, you’ll have to make that adjustment. If its a third party shortcode, you’ll need to look at their documentation and see … Read more
3 shortcodes 2 won’t render [closed]
You would need to do this in the shortcode function for [api_request]. Here’s a potential answer with a ternary that would check if the $_POST value exists, if so, sanitize and use it, otherwise use the value passed in the shortcode: $q = ( isset( $_POST[‘q’] ) ) ? sanitize_text_field( $_POST[‘q’] ) ? $atts[‘q’]; This … Read more
Use the attribute value to decide today and tomorrow like: Code explanation: Instead of today and tomorrow naming in shortcode, I’m using show_for in this answer. Based on show_for value we can update the meta query later on. In the code, I checked if show_for is set by user or it exists in the $atts … Read more
The do_shortcode function accepts a string, searches the string for shortcodes, and processes any that are found. That means that… // Use shortcode in a PHP file (outside the post editor). echo do_shortcode(”); … is all you need to run a shortcode (code taken from the Codex). Your request that the shortcode be inserted “somewhere … Read more
You can write a wrap function for short code like that. function simplest_shortcode_ever() { ob_start(); ?> Your PHP Logic here <?php return ob_get_clean(); } add_shortcode( ‘simple_shortcode’, ‘simplest_shortcode_ever’ ); And then use it[simple_shortcode]