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  • Plugin Author Gagan Deep Singh

    (@gagan0123)

    @zachkinsey

    Sorry for the delayed reply, been busy with life.

    About the issue, it turns out, you must have forgot the add that shortcode, before adding the custom link. When that happens, the plugin does not intercept the saving of custom link, because according to it, that link does not contain shortcode(as its not yet defined/registered).
    Here’s a screencast I made, when the shortcode is defined(in hello dolly plugin)

    And here’s the case when its not defined

    As you can see in the second video, if you do deactivate something that defines the shortcode, then whenever you save the menu, those links would revert back to what WordPress wants them to be. In this case, you will need to add the shortcode again, and then edit the menu items manually, removing the http that got added before the shortcode.

    Thread Starter zachkinsey

    (@zachkinsey)

    I just fixed the issue. It was because I was using Code Snippets to add the function and had the Snippet set to run on the front-end only.

    In order for the short code to work, the Code Snippet has to be set to run everywhere.

    Plugin Author Gagan Deep Singh

    (@gagan0123)

    @zachkinsey

    Thats great. Good to know it worked out for you ??

    Let me know if you need any other help with this plugin.

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