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You can request some* functions of WordPress API with same syntax for arguments into your posts, pages, or widgets content. functionsCapacitor will insert function result into your content as HTML output.

(*) see Supported functions.

Features

• Safe process to use this plugin on WordPress MU or WP MultiSite.
• Allow to personalize Embedded output for each functions.
• Easy and powerfull Functions arguments syntax to apply any WordPress API options.
• Generic functions arguments with Magic keywords.
• NEW: use WordPress conditional tags as option to display a widget.
• Structured source-code to prevent any conflict.

Three methods to use WordPress API functions :

Method by shortcode tag

Insert a tag into your content like [fct function_name="parameter1=value&parameter2=value"].

One shortcode tag can request several functions, input [fct function_name1="arguments" function_name2="arguments"].

Method with a widget

Add a functionsCapacitor widget, select a function, input function parameters like "parameter1=value&parameter2=value" (without quotes).

Optional: choose a supported conditional function to decide where to display your widget.

Method by custom fields

Set a custom field name with function name and put function arguments into custom field value like "parameter1=value&parameter2=value" (without quotes).

Result is always inserted at end. Plugin has priority 5. Most plugins use priority 10. This method is applied if post/page is displayed.

Examples

• Tag cloud of popular posts tags, insert [fct wp_tag_cloud]
• List of children pages of current page, insert [fct wp_list_pages="title_li=&child_of=%postID%&depth=1"]
• List of category's recent posts with excerpts, insert [fct wp_get_recent_posts="category=X&fct:show_excerpt=1"] with X equal category ID number
• List of categories without default category, insert [fct wp_list_categories="title_li=&exclude=%defaultcatID%"]