I am trying to create a function with two variables. One variable is the text I want to hover over, the other variable is the text I want displayed when I hover over the first text mentioned. I'm using the following shortcode from Shortcodes Ultimate to create this function:
[su_tooltip style="yellow" position="top" shadow="no" rounded="no" size="default" title="" content="Tooltip text" behavior="hover" close="no" class=""]Hover me to open tooltip[/su_tooltip]
I have written the following function in functioins.php:
function hov($x, $y)
{
echo "[su_tooltip style= \"yellow\"
position=\"top\"
shadow=\"no\"
rounded=\"no\"
size=\"default\"
title=\"\"
content =strval($y)
behavior=\"hover\"
close=\"no\"
class=\"\"]$x'[/su_tooltip)]'";
}
I added the backslash so the code ignores the quotes. I saved this function. I tried running this function in a text editor page as follows:
hov(arg1,arg2)
But it just published "hov(arg1,arg2)" as a literal string. Any ideas what I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance.
If you're trying to type
hov('foo', 'bar');into yourHTMLthen it will output that as text.To call a
PHPfunction from inside your template you need the opening and closingPHPtags.So in your templates, to call this function you would use the following code.
If you're trying to call for a
shortcodethen you need to useecho do_shortcode(['...']);Revised Answer
To run a
PHPfunction by calling it in the post editor you need to create ashortcodeShortcodes are created by using the WordPress function
add_shortcodeSee: https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/shortcodes/Example usage
[hov y="foo" x="bar"]Wherexandyare passed as items inside of$args