• Boris

    (@ispacecrusader)


    I’m using nested spoilers, and I think there is a bug in the code somewhere: when I insert the nested spoiler like this:

    [su_spoiler title="Maintitle" style="default" anchor="#" class="m1"]
    
    [_su_spoiler title=Subtitle1 style=default anchor="#" class=s1]
    content
    [_/su_spoiler]
    
    [_su_spoiler title="Subtitle2" style="default" anchor="#" class="s2"]
    content
    [_/su_spoiler]
    
    [/su_spoiler]

    The problem is with the second nested spoiler. Because of the quotes around title, style, anchor and class, the spoiler is not rendered properly. When I remove the quotes, it works well (like the first nested spoiler).
    Is this a bug or intended (doesn’t seem logical to me)? I haven’t tested what happens if you leave out the quotes and the title contains spaces between words, but I assume that would cause a problem.

    I thought I’d report it. I love your plugin, it has become part of my standard plugin package for each WP site I create. Thank you!

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/shortcodes-ultimate/

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  • Thread Starter Boris

    (@ispacecrusader)

    I tested with nested spoiler title with spaces. Only the first word is used, the rest is neglected…

    I do have the same issue and it would be just great if this could be solved (this bug exits since WordPress 4.1 and I already opened a support request back then).

    Same problem, waiting for an early solution.

    I am having the same problem with a client site. The nested spoiler title includes an opening quotation mark and then stops abruptly after the first word. Does this have anything to do with the WordPress 4.2.4 update?

    I’m having the same problem with quotes, no quotes. It didn’t make a difference, it only displays the first word of title.

    https://4cflorida.org/a-development-page/

    I’m still having the exact same problem as well. It has not been fixed in your last update, as you claim in your changelog. Massively disappointing.

    Nested spoiler titles work fine in your example sheet in the dashboard menu, but still break the same way they have since WordPress 4.1 as soon as you stick them in an actual post or page.

    Try this

    [su_spoiler title="Title" style="fancy"]
    Here we have the content for Title
    [su_spoiler title="1 Sub Title" style="fancy"]
    Here we have the content for 1 Sub Title
    [su_spoiler title="2 Sub Title" style="fancy"]
    Here we have the content for 2 Sub Title
    [su_spoiler title="3 Sub Title" style="fancy"]
    Here we have the content for 3 Sub Title
    [su_spoiler title="4 Sub Title" style="fancy"]
    Here we have the content for 4 Sub Title
    [____/su_spoiler]
    [su_spoiler title="5 Sub Title" style="fancy"]
    Here we have the content for 5 Sub Title
    [____/su_spoiler]
    [___/su_spoiler]
    [__/su_spoiler]
    [_/su_spoiler]
    [/su_spoiler]

    That seems to work for me.

    Hi. the fix above by madcowone does not fix the issue of the title being truncated. the recent WP update messed with quotes and shortcodes and broke this plugin too. Any idea when it will be fixed?

    Here’s an example of the accordion not working. I’m using one accordion for each section, although I’d prefer to use a single accordion to help the visitor keep focus on the selected content.

    this site is in a sandbox for now
    http://www.emperorofthefreeworld.com/mediate/resources/

    How about this code

    [su_spoiler title="Spoiler title 1" style="fancy"]
    [su_accordion]
      [su_spoiler title="Spoiler title 1" style="fancy"] Spoiler content [_/su_spoiler]
      [su_spoiler title="Spoiler title 2" style="fancy"] Spoiler content [_/su_spoiler]
      [su_spoiler title="Spoiler title 3" style="fancy"] Spoiler content [_/su_spoiler]
    [/su_accordion]
    [/su_spoiler]
    [su_spoiler title="Spoiler title 2" style="fancy"]
    [su_accordion]
      [su_spoiler title="Spoiler title 1" style="fancy"] Spoiler content [_/su_spoiler]
      [su_spoiler title="Spoiler title 2" style="fancy"] Spoiler content [_/su_spoiler]
      [su_spoiler title="Spoiler title 3" style="fancy"] Spoiler content [_/su_spoiler]
    [/su_accordion]
    [/su_spoiler]

    I used madcowone’s approach and with a bit of trial and error and tweaking managed the effect I had in mind. HTH

    [su_spoiler title="The main spoiler title" style="fancy"]
    
    [su_accordion]
    
    [su_spoiler title="This serves as the title for the first accordion" style="fancy"]
    [su_accordion]
      [su_spoiler title="The first accordion's first item's title"]The first accordion's first item's content[__/su_spoiler]
      [su_spoiler title="The first accordion's second item's title"]The first accordion's second item's content[__/su_spoiler]
      [su_spoiler title="The first accordion's third item's title"]The first accordion's third item's content[__/su_spoiler]
    [__/su_accordion]
    [_/su_spoiler]
    
    [su_spoiler title="This serves as the title of the second accordion" style="fancy"]
    [su_accordion]
      [su_spoiler title="The second accordion's first item's title"]The second accordion's first item's content[__/su_spoiler]
      [su_spoiler title="The second accordion's second item's title"]The second accordion's second item's content[__/su_spoiler]
      [su_spoiler title="The second accordion's third item's title"]The second accordion's third item's content[__/su_spoiler]
    [__/su_accordion]
    [_/su_spoiler]
    
    [/su_accordion]
    
    [/su_spoiler]

    Nice work madcowone!

    remove all the styles from the spoiler title and it shall work

    Using madcowone’s approach this will permit you to have many subdivisions

    [su_spoiler title="Section 1"]
    Content
    [/su_spoiler]
    [su_spoiler title="Section 2"]
    [su_accordion]
    [su_spoiler title="2.1"]Content[_/su_spoiler]
    [su_spoiler title="2.2"][su_accordion][su_spoiler title="2.2.1"][su_accordion][su_spoiler title="2.2.1.1"]<p style="text-align: justify; »>Content</p>
    [___/su_spoiler]
    [su_spoiler title="2.2.1.2"]<p style="text-align: justify; »>Content</p>
    [___/su_spoiler]
    [___/su_accordion]
    [__/su_spoiler]
    [__/su_accordion]
    [_/su_spoiler]
    [/su_accordion]
    [/su_spoiler]
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