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  • Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Yes, probably you should not use the “same” quotes within the quotes. For example, double quotes within double quotes, or single quotes within single quotes.

    You should use it like:

    
    Source: <a href="[scf-post-field name='Source link']">[scf-post-field name="Source name"]</a>
    

    Notice the single quotes used to wrap shortcode attribute, in href tag. The other one is fine, since it is not wrapped in any outer quotes.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by WPMadeasy.
    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Hi,

    Thank you for using the plugin.

    Using a shortcode in as many places as you want, does not concern with Google or anything considering your content for any purpose. A shortcode only renders the content, it is supposed to.

    Your other question is related to SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and does not belong here. I suggest to find a suitable plugin or forum to discuss about it (i.e. Yoast SEO or other SEO plugins in WP repo).

    Thank you for understanding.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by WPMadeasy. Reason: Sentence correction
    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [WPME Google Maps] Figures?
    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Hi, sorry, this is a simple plugin just to show some addresses on a map. It does not support any advanced features.

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    You can use following technique to achieve that, infact it doesn’t produce list-item tags but mimics the display.

    Use a space as a separator and a DIV tag to surround the output, for example:
    [scf-post-tag output="div" separator=" " type="link"]

    Then apply following CSS in your theme’s style sheet:

    .scf-post-tag a {
        display: list-item;
    }

    .scf-post-tag is the default class applied to the wrapper element, while notice that I used “link” as type of the output. Because in simple “text” type output you may not find it easy to reference a single term.

    However, I’ve noted your question as a suggestion. Hopefully we will be able to roll out this in next version.

    Thanks.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by WPMadeasy.
    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    We have just released an update (version 2.6), please remember to upgrade Shortcode Factory plugin to this latest version.

    This version particularly addresses some compatibility fixes with WP 4.9.6 and Yoast SEO 7.7.x.

    Thank you for your patience, please feel free to open a new thread for any issue in the future.

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Hello again, just wanted to update you that we have found an alternative solution and will be releasing an update in couple of hours. This will fix conflicting issues on both ends.

    Stay tuned.

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Hi there, after very intensive research, our team has finally concluded that the issue isn’t due to our plugin, but is on Yoast SEO plugin side. In fact, there’s not a single issue but a lot of conflicts in their accompanying JavaScript files/code.

    There are also different variations/combinations of these. For example, if you first try to edit the snippet title then you can edit the description also (although it keeps throwing JS errors). However, if you try to edit the description first, it fails to initialise the editor and collapses at once.

    So we believe if you take references to all those JS errors in your browser’s JS console and contact with their support, you can find some good solution or at-least they can suggest something.

    Additionally, we have tried with noConflict() modes, since we use jQuery for our plugin, that’s a pretty much straight-forward thing to taking jQuery out of the global scope into a separate object and working on that. But that also didn’t help – believing that’s not the issue.

    We will keep this thread open for further communication, in case you want to provide more feedback from Yoast guys.

    Thanks and all the best.

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Thank you for bringing this up, we’re already looking into the matter and will release an update soon with some other fixes and updates.

    Thanks again for your patience, stay tuned.

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Hi,

    I am trying to access the link you provided above but looks like it’s no longer available. But anyhow, registration form short code works on logged-out pages. If you visit a page while login, to experience this short code, you won’t see a form. However, you can try in an incognito window to see this, or simply logout of the site and then visit the page again.

    Let me know if you still experience the issue, or your issue is different than what I explained above.

    Thanks.

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Hello,

    Basically you need to follow these steps to display a map on a page:

    * Add a New Map: This creates a map entry, which needs locations to display (next step)
    * Add Locations: Here you can add locations to a map. You can add multiple locations.

    So, the “Map” is a collection of locations. On the other hand, if you want to display only one location, you can directly use the shortcode.

    However, in both methods, you will have to use [wpme-gmaps] shortcode to display a map. After creating a map and locations, you can go to your post or page editor and use WPME Google Maps button to insert the shortcode.

    Or visit https://wpmadeasy.com/google-maps/ to learn about the shortcode and attributes.

    I hope this will fix your problem.

    Happy Mapping ??

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Hi there,

    We have just released v2.5, which includes your required short code. For now, we have added [scf-comments] short code. For simplicity, it has no additional attribute and outputs your current theme’s comments template (regards comments settings and design).

    I hope you will find it useful. In future versions, we will improve this to add more stuff and customizations. Feel free to send your feedback.

    Cheers ??

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Thank you for the suggestion. In the next version, you ‘ll find that. We are close to finish the current development ??

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    This is really strange, however, we are trying to debug your issue. Get back to you soon, thanks.

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    Thank you for your feedback, it’s good to know that you were able to fix the issue.

    Unfortunately, the plugin doesn’t support per marker (or particular) marker based zoom options. The zoom feature is a native Google Maps feature which takes place automatically and decides the best zoom.

    Or in simple words, the plugin doesn’t support advanced/customized modes/usages.

    Plugin Author WPMadeasy

    (@wpmadeasy)

    I am sorry, I am not very sure what is it about and sorry for attending it this much late (wondering how it stayed out of sight).

    Can you please write again in detail? I ‘ll try to handle this ASAP, thanks.

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