Support for Custom Shortcodes?

  • I really like WP-Coder so far, and can see myself having quite a few of them in use in my blog articles.

    Can you override the default Shortcode that is generated? It would be much better to allow

    [WP-Coder id=”widgetName”]

    than just using 1, 2, 3, 4… maintainability is important and could reduce the amount of clicking around and scrolling through lists once I have accumulated a lot of them.

    Thanks,
    Jeff

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  • Plugin Author Wow-Company

    (@wpcalc)

    Hello.
    This is possible, but it might be better to do a search by the title of the shortcode?
    How do you look at it?

    Thread Starter 3dphoto

    (@3dphoto)

    Hi,

    I’m talking about inside the blog post, where you invoke the widgets. If I have 5 widgets, let’s say, in a blog post, seeing:

    [WP-Coder id=”2″]

    is not intuitive. Setting the ID = to the title, or title without spaces (camel case, or similar to how IDs are named in HTML) would be helpful.

    Seeing id=”2″, if I revisit a post, I have to then go bring up the admin panel and cross check to find out which one that was. Obviously it’s easy when you only have a few, but I’m looking at down the road.

    Thanks,
    Jeff

    Plugin Author Wow-Company

    (@wpcalc)

    Thank you for your feedback.
    We will do it in the next version of the plugin.
    Have you any other ideas for improving the plugin?

    Thread Starter 3dphoto

    (@3dphoto)

    Ok- cool! When will it be out, approximately?

    I don’t have other suggestions right now- I’m still in the early stages of using it. But that would be super helpful.

    Thanks,
    Jeff

    Plugin Author Wow-Company

    (@wpcalc)

    We try to update the plugin next week

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