yes you can, if you know php, you can see what i do for the gallery shortcode, get all IdPosts with [gallery…, get all imageId ans sizes used, and with the javascript do the match.
See the:
convertIdToGalleriesSizes from php/converters/ConvertWordpressToDNUI.php
readGalleries from php/rest/ImageRest.php
if (_.isUndefined($scope.galleriesSizes)) {
$scope.callServerStatus = 1;
ImagesResource.galleries().$promise.then(function (galleriesSizes) {
$scope.galleriesSizes = galleriesSizes;
getImages();
});
} else {
getImages();
}
from js/ctrl/images-ctrl.js
If your site in not to big (the site http://www.972creative.com/) you can add other rest service, and get the html end code of every page or/and post and do the match.
Normally i doing the PRO version, and you can ask me to do it for you if you take the pro version, because this take me some time, the next week will be online.
or you can add your own checker, but this is more SQL approach, all depend of the shortcode Architecture
I added logic for all shortcodes, i’m testing in (in the pro version) and i will put this in the wordpress.org version to
I’d be happy to test for you. This is a critical feature to use the plugin with today’s theme builders.
In the version 2.3 you have the logic for shorcode
Thanks. I’ll give it a try.
