Plugin Author
Kerry
(@bluenotes)
That’s because it’s not a page or a blog post. Testimonials are only displayed using a shortcode or a widget. So, you have three options, depending on your theme.
1) Use a shortcode in an area that allows it.
2) Use a widget in an area that allows it.
3) Include it in your theme’s template file – preferably via your child theme.
Thread Starter
Pourya
(@pourya)
How can i do the third option?
would you please let me know step by step ?
Plugin Author
Kerry
(@bluenotes)
Basically, you would take the shortcode you want to use and echo it in a do_shortcode function. For example, the default slider layout would look like this:
<?php echo do_shortcode('[bne_testimonials layout="slider"]'); ?>
The use of the PHP tags is dependant on where you’re adding it to your theme. You would need to consult your theme documentation of where to place it for your purposes.