How can I use a plugin shortcode inside of a html form?
How can I use a plugin shortcode inside of a html form?
How can I use a plugin shortcode inside of a html form?
Usually, you don’t need to place the modal code in the bottom of the website. So you can just write it directly before or after your toggler. If you really want to place it in the bottom it is more complicated. Since we need to get attributes from the shortcode, you cannot call wp_footer hook … Read more
add this line: echo do_shortcode(‘[mbv name=”product-info”]’);
You must not use use echo or print in a shortcode function. The echoed string will be printed out immediately when the content is processed, which is almost always too early. So in your function you should just return the string without using echo: function swh_woocommerce_store_credit_shortcode() { $store_credits = swh_woocommerce_get_store_credits(); return “<span style=”display: inline;”>Remaining Credit:</span>” … Read more
Global $post returns 2 objects for my shortcode
The $atts in your template part (templates/show-taxonomy.php) that you passed to shortcode_atts() is not defined, so you need to define it by passing it via the third parameter for get_template_part() like this: get_template_part( ‘templates/show-taxonomy’, ”, array( ‘atts’ => $atts ) ); Then in the template part, use $args[‘atts’] to access the shortcode parameters: $atts = … Read more
This is unnecessary, WordPress already provides the fully rendered HTML content in REST responses with the shortcodes already processed and turned into HTML. Inside the object the API responds with is a content field that has a rendered sub-field containing what you want. Use that instead of the raw unprocessed version.
Returning HTML to Shortcode Block
Using shortcodes in the Site Title
Not to escape a text