Included in the WooFramework are custom shortcodes that you can use in all themes which contain the WooFramework. This excludes Storefront, Storefront child themes, and several newer themes, such as Forefront. Shortcodes work in posts, pages and widgets. For a comprehensive overview on WordPress shortcodes, check out the WordPress Codex.
*This page is in the process of being updated.
How to use Shortcodes ↑ Back to Top
Shortcodes are added to any post, page or widget by adding the shortcode as shown in the examples below. Some shortcodes also have optional parameters so you can customize further.
When you edit a post or page, a Shortcode Generator button appears in the post editor window. This button allows you to insert a shortcode.
You can also use shortcodes in your template files via the do_shortcode() function. So if you want to add a FaceBook “Like” shortcode in all single posts, you would add this in your themes single.php file. Just remember to put it in between opening and closing php tags if needed.
echo do_shortcode( '[insert facebook shortcode]' );
It’s important to use echo in front of the function if you want it to display.
Buttons ↑ Back to Top
These CSS3 buttons look amazing in all modern browsers and work fine in older browsers.
Optional arguments: - size: small, large - style: info, alert, tick, download, note - color: custom color (e.g red or #000000) - border: border color (e.g. red or #000000) - text: black (for light color background on button) - class: custom class - link: button link (e.g https://woocommerce.com) - window: true (open link in new window)
Colored Buttons
[button]Button[/button]
[button color=”red”]Button[/button]
[button color=”orange”]Button[/button]
[button color=”green”]Button[/button]
[button color=”aqua”]Button[/button]
[button color=”teal”]Button[/button]
[button color=”purple”]Button[/button]
[button color=”pink”]Button[/button]
[button color=”silver”]Button[/button]
Small and Large Buttons
[button size=”small”]Button[/button]
[button]Button[/button]
[button size=”large”]Button[/button]
[button size=”xl”]Button[/button]
Icons Buttons
[button style=”alert” color=”silver”]Button[/button]
[button style=”tick” color=”silver”]Button[/button]
[button style=”info” color=”silver”]Button[/button]
[button style=”note” color=”silver”]Button[/button]
[button style=”download” color=”silver”]Button[/button]
Custom Button
[button color=”#f0f0f0″ border=”#555″ style=”info” text=”dark” class=”my-button”]Button[/button]
Columns ↑ Back to Top
Columns are a way to style your post or page using two to six columns. To divide text into columns, use any of the below shortcodes. Remember to use the *_last shortcode for the last column in the row.
numberofcolumns_columnspan_last (_last is optional)
For example: the “twocol_one” shortcode is designed to be a single column of a two-column group. Additionally, the “fourcol_two” shortcode would be a column that spans two-column areas for use in a four-column group (as shown below).
Two Columns
twocol_one
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
twocol_one_last
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
Three Columns
threecol_one
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
threecol_one
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
threecol_one_last
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
Four Columns
fourcol_one
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
fourcol_two
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
fourcol_one_last
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
[divider]
[hr]
Five Columns
fivecol_two
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
fivcol_one
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
fivecol_two_last
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
Six Columns
sixcol_one
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
sixcol_two
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
sixcol_three_last
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
Contact Form ↑ Back to Top
The contact form allows for the creation of a form-to-email solution for interaction with your visitors. It is also possible to add custom form fields to this shortcode, which are documented below.
Optional Arguments: - email: Use a specific e-mail address (the e-mail address listed under "Theme Settings" is used alternatively) - subject: A subject line for the e-mail. - button_text: Customise the text of the form's "submit" button.
As mentioned above, it is possible to add extra fields to this form. While this should not be used in excess, it is useful for adding one or two extra fields to your contact form. These can be added:
Text Input: text_fieldname="Text Field Label|Optional Default Text" Select Box: select_fieldname="Select Box Label|key=value,key=value,key=value" Textarea Input: textarea_fieldname="Textarea Field Label|Optional Default Text|Optional Number of Rows|Optional Number of Columns" Checkbox Input: checkbox_fieldname="Checkbox Field Label|Value of the Checkbox|Checked By Default" Radio Button Input: radio_fieldname="Radio Field Label|key=value,key=value,key=value|Optional Default Value"
Examples of each field type in use are shown below.
Text Field:
text_telephone="Your Telephone Number|021-555-5555"
Select Box:
select_besttime="Best Time To Call|morning=In the Morning,afternoon=In the Afternoon,evening=In the Evening"
Textarea:
textarea_additionalnotes="Optional Additional Notes|Place any additional notes here|10|20"
Checkbox Input:
checkbox_specialoffers="Subscribe to special offers?|Yes|yes"
* NOTE: Checkbox information will only be included if the checkbox is checked. If not, the opposite is assumed.
Radio Button Input:
radio_favouriteanimal="Favourite Animal|cat=Cat,dog=Dog,rabbit=Rabbit|dog"
Content Toggle ↑ Back to Top
With the content toggle, you can create your own window to hold hidden information that you can open to view.
Optional arguments: - title_open: The title text for when the toggle is open - title_closed: The title text for when the toggle is closed - hide: Hide the toggle box on load - display_main_trigger: Display the main trigger on the toggle - style: white - border: yes
[toggle hide=”yes” border=”yes” style=”white”]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.[/toggle]
Custom Lists ↑ Back to Top
With custom lists, you can add icons instead of the normal list styling.
Optional arguments: - style: tick, red-x, bullet, green-dot, arrow, star
Horizontal Rule ↑ Back to Top
You can break up text on a page or post by adding a horizontal rule or a divider (same as hr, only with no border). See examples in the Columns section below.
[hr]
Icon Link ↑ Back to Top
Add a styled link with an icon.
Optional arguments: - style: download, note, tick, info, alert - url: the url for your link - icon: add an url to a custom icon
You can go ahead and Download
Info Boxes ↑ Back to Top
Info boxes are useful, if you need to inform site visitors of something in a visual manner.
Optional arguments: - type: info, alert, tick, download, note - size: medium, large - style: rounded - border: none, full - icon: none OR full URL to a custom icon
[divider_flat]
[divider_flat]
Quote ↑ Back to Top
Add a styled quote to your page or post and float it left or right with or without box.
Optional arguments: - style: boxed - float: left, right
Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
[quote]Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.[/quote]
Aliquam maecenas molestie nullam. Pellentesque risus diam vestibulum phasellus, aliquam vivamus, tempus urna habitant tempus a et, aliquam maecenas molestie nullam.
Related Posts ↑ Back to Top
With this shortcode, you can show related posts by tag. This only works on posts that have existing tags on other posts.
Optional arguments: - limit: number of posts to show (default: 5) - image: thumbnail size, 0 = off (default: 0)
Social Buttons ↑ Back to Top
You can add a new Twitter button to posts, so you or a visitor can share them on Twitter.
Source: http://twitter.com/goodies/tweetbutton
Optional arguments:
- style: "horizontal", "vertical", "none" ("none" hides the counter - default: "horizontal")
- url: specify URL directly
- source: username to mention in tweet
- related: related account
- hashtag: optional hashtags to include.
- size: optional size of the button (medium or large).
- text: optional tweet text (default: title of page)
- float: none, left, right (default: left)
- lang: 'fr', 'de', 'es', 'js', 'hi', 'zh-cn', 'pt', 'id', 'hu', 'it', 'da', 'tr', 'fil', 'ko', 'sv', 'no', 'zh-tw', 'nl', 'ru', 'ja', 'fi', 'msa', 'pl' (default: english)
- use_post_url: automatically retrieve the URL to the specific post (useful on archive screens)
[twitter]
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Twitter Follow Button
You can add a Twitter Follow button to your website to show off your follower count and encourage visitors to follow you.
Source: https://dev.twitter.com/docs/follow-button Arguments: - username: Your Twitter username. This argument is required. Optional arguments: - align: optional alignment of the button within the shortcode DIV tag container - count: show follower count (default is empty and true. Set to "false" to disable follower count) - float: none, left, right (default: left) - language: en, fr, de, it, es, ko, ja (default: english) - width: An optional width, in percentage (<strong>50%50px</strong>) format. - align: Used in conjunction with 'width' to align the button within the shortcode container DIV tag. - size: Specify the size of the button (medium or large) - show_screen_name: Optionally hide the display of your screen name on the button (set to "false").
[twitter_follow username=”woothemes”]
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[twitter_follow username=”woothemes” text_color=”#CC0033″ link_color=”#000000″ language=”de”]
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Tweetmeme
You can add a Tweetmeme button to posts, so you or a visitor can share them on Twitter.
Source: http://help.tweetmeme.com/2009/04/06/tweetmeme-button/ Optional arguments: - link: specify URL directly - style: compact - source: username
[tweetmeme]
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Digg
Digg buttons are a great way to submit your posts to Digg.com.
Source: http://about.digg.com/button Optional arguments: - link: specify URL directly - title: specify a title (must add link also) - style: medium, large, compact, icon (default: medium) - float: none, left, right (default: left)
[digg style=”medium” float=”none”]
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Facebook Like
Add a “Like” button to posts, so visitors can like your story on FaceBook.
Source: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like Optional arguments: - float: none (default), left, right - url: link you want to share (default: current post ID) - style: standard (default), button_count - showfaces: true or false (default) - width: 450 - verb: like (default) or recommend - colorscheme: light (default), dark - font: arial (default), lucida grande, segoe ui, tahoma, trebuchet ms, verdana - locale: optionally add a locale to change the Facebook button's language (eg: de_DE for German or fr_FR for French)
[fblike]
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Facebook Share
Add a “Share” button to posts, so visitors can share your story on FaceBook.
Source: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/share Optional arguments: - type: box_count, button_count, button (default), icon_link, or icon - float: none, left, right (default: left)
[fbshare]
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Google +1
Add a “+1” button to posts, so visitors can show friends that they like a post.
Optional arguments: - href: Optional specific URL to "+1". Takes the current URL if no URL is specified - size: standard, small, medium, tall - float: none, left, right (default: left) - annotation: none, bubble, inline (default: none) - callback: optional callback JavaScript function to run when the button is clicked - language: optionally change the language to one of the following supported languages: -- Arabic -- Bulgarian -- Catalan -- Chinese (Simplified) -- Chinese (Traditional) -- Croatian -- Czech -- Danish -- Dutch -- English (US) -- English (UK) -- Estonian -- Filipino -- Finnish -- French -- German -- Greek -- Hebrew -- Hindi -- Hungarian -- Indonesian -- Italian -- Japanese -- Korean -- Latvian -- Lithuanian -- Malay -- Norwegian -- Persian -- Polish -- Portuguese (Brazil) -- Portuguese (Portugal) -- Romanian -- Russian -- Serbian -- Swedish -- Slovak -- Slovenian -- Spanish -- Spanish (Latin America) -- Thai -- Turkish -- Ukrainian -- Vietnamese
[google_plusone]
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StumbleUpon Badge
Add a StumbleUpon badge to posts, so visitors can share your story on StumbleUpon.
Source: http://www.stumbleupon.com/badges/ Optional arguments: - design: The format to use to display the badge (horizontal_large (default), horizontal_medium, horizontal_small, icon_small, icon_large, vertical_count) - float: The position of the badge (left, right, none (default)) - url: An optional URL to link to on the badge. - use_post: Use the most recent $post variable as the link (useful in archive screens when linking to each individual post). Alternatively, the current page URL is used.
[stumbleupon]
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Pinterest “Pin It” Button
Add a Pinterest “Pin It” to posts, so visitors can share your posts on Pinterest (featured images required).
Source: http://pinterest.com/about/goodies/ Optional arguments: - count: The format to use to display the counter (horizontal (default), vertical, none) - float: The position of the button (left, right, none (default)) - url: An optional URL to link to on the button (defaults to current $post URL). - image_url: An optional image URL to link to on the button (defaults to current $post's image). - use_post: Use the most recent $post variable as the link (useful in archive screens when linking to each individual post).
[pinterest]
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LinkedIn Share Button
Add a LinkedIn share button to posts, so visitors can share your posts on LinkedIn.
Source: https://developer.linkedin.com/plugins/share-plugin-generator Optional arguments: - style: The format to use to display the counter (none (default), top, right) - float: The position of the button (left, right, none (default)) - url: An optional URL to link to on the button (defaults to current $post URL).
[linkedin_share]
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Social Icon ↑ Back to Top
With the social icon, you can display links to your social profiles with clean and tidy icons (or use your own icon!). If only the URL is specified, the shortcode attempts to match your social profile URL with the appropriate icon from a list of supported social websites (they are listed in the icon_url select box). More icons can be found at IconFinder.
Arguments: - url: The link to your social profile. Specifying "feed" in this field will generate a link directly to your WordPress RSS feed. Optional Arguments: - float: Optionally float the icon to the left or right. - icon_url: Optionally add a custom icon URL. - title: Optionally add a custom title for when the user hovers over your icon. - profile_type: Optionally specify the type of profile in use.
[social_icon url=”http://facebook.com/woothemes/” profile_type=”facebook” title=”View our Facebook Page”] [social_icon url=”http://twitter.com/woothemes/” title=”View our Tweets”] [social_icon url=”#” profile_type=”delicious” title=”View our Delicious Bookmarks”] [social_icon url=”#” profile_type=”youtube” title=”View our Youtube Channel”] [social_icon url=”#” profile_type=”flickr” title=”View our Flickr Stream”] [social_icon url=”#” profile_type=”linkedin” title=”View our LinkedIn Profile”] [social_icon url=”http://feeds.feedburner.com/WooThemes” profile_type=”rss” title=”View our RSS Feed”] [social_icon url=”#” profile_type=”googleplus” title=”View our Google Plus Profile”]
Tab Layout ↑ Back to Top
With the tab layout, you can create your own tabs to organize and contain a lot of information without using much real estate.
Optional Arguments: - style: boxed
[tabs style=”boxed”][tab title=”First Tab”]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.[/tab] [tab title=”Another Tab”]Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.[/tab] [tab title=”Last Tab”]Consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.[/tab] [/tabs]
Typography ↑ Back to Top
We have custom typography shortcodes that you can use on content to style it differently: Drop cap, abbreviation, highlight and last but not least, custom fonts with all of the Google Fonts! Shortcodes are easy to add in the shortcode generator in your post edit window.
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]his is an example of a [abbr title=”WordPress rocks!”]WordPress[/abbr] page, you could edit this to put [highlight] information[/highlight] about yourself or your site so readers know where you are coming from. You can create a page like this one or sub-pages and [typography size=”16″ font=”Lobster” size_format=”px”]manage all content inside of WordPress[/typography].