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After writing this, I thought about it for a moment and then duplicated the plugin and put in the condition to select only “Published” posts.

After further research, I thought you might want to add an “All” selection. I do have a need where I want to execute a script for every screen display.

You have All Pages/Posts, and I’m adding “Blog” to my opening request until I looked up all the classes for WordPress and found I may need them too.

Update to initial post…

After further testing, I believe it’s not the plugin that is giving me the problem.

I removed the plugin “php snippets” and replaced it with “AmberPanther WP Include File”. I changed the shortcode parameter to match the requirements of the new plugin, and the same problem as initially outlined continued to occur.

I tested the possibility that other shortcode plugins could be having some effect. Disabled all of them and initial problem continued.

I can’t realistically disable my remaining plugins because they’re essential to the website working.

Unfortunately I have about 25 snippets that either manipulate a mysql database or set and clear cookies. So it is causing some havoc when the initial snippet spawns the second.

An example of this is when the update confirmation snippet is executed, it unfortunately happens to spawn the log out script.

I will continue testing other alternatives.

@gn_themes. When I initially set up the script, I only had one spoiler parameter set for the accordion. It appeared to me the accordion wouldn’t work with one spoiler so I removed the accordion shortcode.

Your plugin served the purpose of my needs but the next day I found a different plugin that gave me greater latitude.

Update:

If I remove the [accordion] shortcode, the spoiler shortcode works fine.

I still have the problem where the first few words of the next paragraph show behind the spoiler content.

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