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by Mike Schinkel
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WP Boilerplate Shortcode
Provides a shortcode that when inserted will display the body from a referenced "boilerplate" post type.
Tested up to WP 3 (Current: 6.9)
v1.0.3
Current Version v1.0.3
Updated 15 years ago
Last Update on 29 Mar, 2010
Synced 10 hours ago
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- Version
- 1.0.3
- Last Updated
- Mar 29, 2010
- Requires WP
- 3.0+
- Tested Up To
- 3
- PHP Version
- N/A
- Author
- Mike Schinkel
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about WP Boilerplate Shortcode
Look on the left sidebar in your WordPress admin after you've activated the plugin for a menu called "Boilerplates."
Sure. Here are some simple examples: [boilerplate bytitle="Payment Terms"] [boilerplate bypath="copyright"] [boilerplate byid="971"] Here are some more complex examples: [boilerplate bytitle="Payment Terms" showtitle="true" title="Terms for Payment" titletag="strong" id="terms"] [boilerplate bypath="copyright" class="boilerplate copyright"]
Type the shortcode into the body of any page, of any post, or of any custom post type where you want the boilerplate processed.
Yes: the_boilerplate('contact-methods'); // 'contact-methods' = the path of the boilerplate. the_boilerplate('Contact Methods','title'); // 'Contact Methods' = the title of the boilerplate. the_boilerplate(123,'id',array('showtitle'=>'true')); // 123 = boilerplate's post ID. The array parameter in example #3 can contain any of these attributes
If you are still getting this error it's because WordPress still hasn't addressed this problem. We decided to disallow boilerplates to be seen directly via a URL and as such when you try to view them WordPress tell you you cannot see it. An example URL that you might see (assuming you were on the domain example.com and had a boilerplate called "Copyright") might be as follows: http://example.com/boilerplates/copyright/ This URL will not work because boilerplates do not get a page of their own. Hopefully WordPress will address this soon and you'll be able to view your boilerplates from within the admin console.
If you are into things from a technical persective it looks like this (angles <> indicate placeholders, a vertical bar | indicates "or", elipsees indicate one or more, parens indicate grouping, and braces {} indicate optional): Shortcode: [boilerplate (bytitle|bypath|byid)="(||)" {showtitle="(true|false)"} {title=""} {titletag=""} {id=""} {class="}] For the template tag the parens are not needed for grouping and the square brackets indicate optional, which is what most docs use for optional, when it doesn't conflict with actual syntax: Template Tag: the_boilerplate(|| [, 'path'|'title'|'id'] [, array(['showtitle'=> 'true'|false',] ['title' => '',] ['titletag' => '',] ['id' => '',] ['class' => '',] ));