just use <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[YOUR_SHORT_CODE_HERE]’);?> For more information: Short-code in code file $cb_byline=”<div class=”cb-byline”>” . $cb_author . $cb_date . $cb_cat_output . $cb_comments . $cb_post_views . do_shortcode(‘[YOUR_SHORT_CODE_HERE]’). ‘</div>’; } For Plugin “I Recommend This” : <?php if( function_exists(‘dot_irecommendthis’) ) dot_irecommendthis(); ?>
No. Wrapping a tag around a shortcode won’t prevent the function from executing.
What you want is to use shortcode attributes. I Googled “wordpress shortcode attributes” and found the sample code below in the WP Codex // [bartag foo=”foo-value”] function bartag_func( $atts ) { $a = shortcode_atts( array( ‘foo’ => ‘something’, ‘bar’ => ‘something else’, ), $atts ); return “foo = {$a[‘foo’]}”; } add_shortcode( ‘bartag’, ‘bartag_func’ ); You … Read more
As already said in comments, do not ever use extract(). It’s use was removed from core a few years ago. The codex was also cleaned up. The use of extract() is even discouraged in PHP. You can rewrite your attributes as follow: (NOTE: Requires PHP 5.4+) $attributes = shortcode_atts( [ ‘posts’ => -1, ‘order’ => … Read more
I tested following code and it worked just fine for me: function my_name_shortcode( $atts ) { return “<h3>PRASAD</h3>”; } add_shortcode( ‘name’, ‘my_name_shortcode’ ); add_filter( “the_excerpt_rss”, “do_shortcode” ); The result can be seen in below screenshot.
This happens when there is echoed output from the shortcode rather than the result being returned… I’d wager nt_course_note_entry_field likely echoes rather than returns. If there is one – or you can create one) – use a similar function like nt_get_course_note_entry_field that does not echo. If you can’t change the function you can wrap it … Read more
Don’t remember exactly when (4.3?) core had gone with a much more restrictive parsing of shortcodes due to many security problems that the lax parsing with combination of poorly implemented shortcodes had created. The end result is that you can not use a shortcode in an attribute. The right solution is to have a shortcode … Read more
Make sure, your closing [collapse] does not miss “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” or is not converting to “[collapse/]”.
Even with the missing open php tag, this won’t work the way you’re trying to do it. The Divi code module accepts html code and PHP shortcodes. I haven’t tried javascript, so not sure about that. You’ll need to integrate your code as a stand alone plugin. After that, you can use the shortcode in … Read more
I think you are having syntax errors in the shortcode like missing single quotes.Please check the code properly.