A Pluginoven Test Site
Shortcode using AFC’s get_field:
Age: [whats_my_age_again]
Shortcode function:
add_shortcode('whats_my_age_again', 'my_age');
function my_age($atts, $content = null){
if(function_exists('get_field')) {
$age = get_field('age');
return $age;
}
}
Testing a potential conflict with the get_field function from AFC and Annual Archive
Post Types are supported as of Annual Archive version 1.4.8.
[archives type="monthly" post_type="donkey"/]
Here are a few tests of the archive pro matic shortcode:
[archives type="daily" limit="5"]
[archives type="weekly" limit="5"]
[archives type="monthly" limit="5"]
[archives type="yearly" limit="5"]
[archives type="yearly" limit="5" show_post_count="true"]
[archives type="decade"]
The post_type and cat_id attributes are available by upgrading to Archive-Pro-Matic.
[archives type="yearly" post_type="monkey" limit="5"]
[archives type="yearly" post_type="donkey" limit="5"]
[archives type="monthly" post_type="donkey" limit="5"]
[archives type="monthly" post_type="monkey" limit="5"]
[archives type="weekly" post_type="monkey" limit="5"]
[archives type="daily" post_type="monkey" limit="5"]
[archives type="yearly" cat_id="4" limit="5"]
[archives type="alpha" cat_id=4 limit="5"]
By default alpha and postbypost lists are always displayed A-Z descending. To change the order of alpha or postbypost, the alpha_order or post_order attributes must be used.
Alpha type archives have a default order of ASC:
[archives type="alpha" limit="5"]
To change this set the alpha_order attribute to DESC:
[archives type="alpha" alpha_order="DESC" limit="5"]
Post-by-post archive types have a default order of DESC (new descending to old posts):
[archives type="postbypost" limit="5"]
To change this set the post_order attribute to ASC (old ascending to new posts):
[archives type="postbypost" post_order="ASC" limit="5"]
[arcpromat type="alpha" cat_id="4" limit="5"/]
[archives type="alpha" cat_id="4" limit="10" alpha_headings="true"/]
To style the css you can wrap the shortcode in a div with a specific class or id like so:
<div class="my_archive">
[archives type="weekly" post_type="monkey" limit="5"/]
</div>
And then define the UL and LI CSS like so:
.my_archive UL {
list-style-type: circle;
}
The result:
Here is a post by post:
here is an alpha
and in reverse:
Here is a CPT (monkey) and Taxonomy (location) and term (Europe):
[archives type="yearly" post_type="monkey" taxonomy="location" term="Europe"/]
Post by post:
[archives type="postbypost" post_type="monkey" taxonomy="location" term="Europe"/]