• In the sales pitch for the Shortcode Maker, I see this:

    “Override any shortcode from Shortcodes Ultimate with your own”

    How does one go about this? Is there a way to see the code on the existing shortcodes? I’d love to make small edits to a few, but have little to no idea on how to create them from scratch.

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

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  • You can able to edit or add shortcodes on :

    Goto your plugins directory :
    shortcodes-ultimate/inc/core/shortcodes.php – for output on your site
    shortcodes-ultimate/inc/core/data.php – for admin panel (with other shortcode lists)

    If you can’t able to see any output that you’ve made. Just hit save on Shortcodes > Settings! This will reset on database.

    Thread Starter Gemfruit

    (@gemfruit)

    I see the code within shortcodes.php and data.php, but the syntax looks a lot different than what the Maker examples show.

    Is the syntax actually different than what you would put into maker? I could technically just edit shortcodes.php and data.php, but I’d rather use the built in tool, but don’t quite understand the syntax. Essentially I want to get rid of a default text color on notes, change the content slider to be black with white text, etc. I could edit the php directly, but I don’t know how many files each shortcode is saved in (shortcodes, data, or both?)

    Thread Starter Gemfruit

    (@gemfruit)

    I’m still looking for some help with this. I bought the editor add-on, but I’m still not entirely sure how to edit existing shortcodes.

    Can someone post the exact code I would put into the maker plugin for the “note” shortcode? I don’t want the php in the files, I want what I would put in maker (if they’re the exact same, say so). I can edit the code once I see it, I’m just not entirely sure of the setup just yet.

    I simply want to remove the overriding text color for anything within the note, as I want it to use the default text of my theme, not the shortcode setting.

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