I doubt most of the WordPress themes have the in-built functionality you’re needing. You will have to check out your theme’s single.php file and find out if it’s including a sidebar template (it should), check that template and make sure it has the necessary action/hook to programmatically insert custom elements into your blog and blog … Read more
You can use a closure for that together with the use keyword. Simple example: $dynamic_value = 4; add_shortcode( ‘shortcodename’, function( $attributes, $content, $shortcode_name ) use $dynamic_value { return $dynamic_value; } ); See also Passing a parameter to filter and action functions.
Use add_shortcode in your plugin or theme or, if you don’t want to add a plugin or modify the theme, use Code Snippets plugin. Your code will look like this: add_shortcode( “your-awesome-unique-shortcode”, “wpse376442_your_awesome_shortcode_callback”); function wpse376442_your_awesome_shortcode_callback($atts, $content, $shortcode_tag) { $user_id = get_current_user_id(); $balance = mycred_get_users_balance( $user_id ); $echo = “Current Balance: “.$balance.”<br><br>”; if ($_POST && $_SERVER[“REQUEST_METHOD”] … Read more
Use is_user_logged_in() in the logic to decide what to return. See https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/is_user_logged_in/ I assume $linkx[‘link_box’] contains the shortcode.
Found it: <?php echo do_shortcode( ‘[your shortcode goes here]’ ); ?>
I think you should to take a look at the gutenberg bloc. This is not simple at the first approach, but I think you should take a look at it (even if you want to use some plugin to help you) See the doc : https://developer.wordpress.org/block-editor/
Yes, shortcode attributes are always strings. WordPress has no way of knowing the intended type of each attribute, and the values are ultimately pulled from an HTML string, after all. If you need $id to be an integer, just do this: $args = ( shortcode_atts( array(‘id’ => ”), $atts ) ); $id = (int) $args[‘id’]; … Read more
Shortcodes don’t need to be refreshed, they aren’t cached. Instead it sounds like you have either CDN, page, browser, or database caching. Check for caching plugins that need clearing, and flush any CDN caches you might have.
First, I will add here 3 resources for learning most of the things you need about shortcodes: Official WP Docs A good article Another article that I wrote The idea is that you don’t echo the content in your shortcode, but you return it so that WordPress can only print it where it is needed. … Read more
Used shorcodes can be retrived only if they are added in post content (or any content saved in db). They can not be retrived if hardcoded in template files (TBH, they can, but that’s not the issue here). This code can help you to get the shortcodes used in a post content. function wpse387291_get_shortcodes() { … Read more