Display Single Page

Hello,

Yes, this is be possible. I’m not able to see the page you linked to (it’s in the admin area) and it might depend on how the tabs are set up – but here are some examples:

[content type=page id=123]

This will display the page content. You can also use the page “slug”, the base part of the URL displayed under the title.

[content type=page name=example-page]

If you want to display the page title and featured image too, then you can use a loop. In this case, it’s not really a “loop”, since it’s just one page:

[loop type=page name=example-page]
  [field title]
  [field thumbnail]
  [content]
[/loop]

You may have to work with it to format/style how you want.

Hi,

Thank you for the fast reply and info. I realized that the page I want to display is more dynamic. It is to add a new church user to the site, so the id is changing and no slug is created yet.

this is the url: https://www.makethiswork.info/wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=church_user

Is there a way to grab the post= part of the url since it is dynamic? The admin page uses custom post data. the slug in the custom post type is: church_user.

[content type=page id=%postid%]

Thank you for ur good support. How can I donate?
Mel

From what you described, it sounds like you’d like to display inside a tab (on the front-side of the site) the admin page to create a new church user. Is that correct? That would be much harder to do, compared to displaying existing page content.

1) The nicest way would be to have a frontend form which can create a new post (of the post type church_user). However, this plugin doesn’t have that function – I’m working on another plugin for creating input forms like this, but it’s not finished.

2) An alternative is just to have a link that goes to the admin page. For example:

<a href="[url admin]/post-new.php?post_type=church_user">
  Click here to create a new church user
</a>

The user will have to log in, or already be logged in.

3) Another idea I have is probably not practical – to embed the admin page in an iframe:

<iframe src="[url admin]/post-new.php?post_type=church_user" width="100%" height="400px"></iframe>

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There’s a donation link in the plugin reference (Settings -> Custom Content) at the bottom of the page; or here in the right column under “Author”.

However, it would be nice to find a good solution for you first. ??