This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client has created a custom shortcode to display a slider, but the slider appears in the wrong place.
Solution:
The shortcode echoes the output. Shortcodes should always return the string to be output.
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I want a screenshot of a page to be the used in a slider:
I have this shotcode in my functions.php
[code]
add_shortcode('ss_screenshot', 'ss_screenshot_shortcode');
function ss_screenshot_shortcode($atts){
$width = intval($atts['width']);
$width = (100 <= $width && $width <= 300) ? $width : 165;
$site = trim($atts['site']);
if ($site != ''){
$query_url = 'hidden link' . urlencode($site) . '?w=' . $width;
$image_tag = '<img class="ss_screenshot_img" alt="' . $site . '" width="' . $width . '" src="' . $query_url . '" />';
echo '<a class="ss_screenshot_link" href = "' . $site . '">' . $image_tag . '</a>';
}else{
echo 'Bad screenshot url!';
}
}
[/code]
and this is the view template
[code]
<div class="subject-slide">
<div class="subject-icon">
[ss_screenshot site="[wpv-post-url]"]
</div>
<div class="subject-title">
[wpv-post-link]
</div>
</div>
[/code]
But toolset puts all screenshots above the slider in one row.
Nigel
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