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Problem: I use Image Map Pro, and I would like to use a custom field to display an Image Map Pro image map shortcode.
Solution: If you use a WYSIWYG custom field, you may insert any 3rd-party shortcode in the field content and see the results rendered on the site where you place the WYSIWYG field shortcode.
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Last updated by 6 years, 8 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Hi, if you use a WYSIWYG custom field, you may insert any 3rd-party shortcode in the field content and see the results rendered on the site where you place the WYSIWYG field shortcode. I haven't used the paid version of this plugin before, but they offer a free Lite version. I just downloaded that and ran a quick test, and I'm able to insert an image map shortcode in a WYSIWYG field, then show the WYSIWYG field in a Content Template. The image map is rendered as expected. Here's a screen capture.
