Hi Fabrice,
I’m sorry about the confusion here, if you click on any of the Smart Tags in the list you will see they are clearly indicated as a premium feature.
Shortcode attributes are available in the lite version of the plugin and you can use them in PHP or Universal snippets as explained in this article: https://wpcode.com/docs/shortcode-attributes/
For your example, if you switch to Universal Code Type you can get the values of the attributes like this:
<?php echo $boxh; ?>
Let me know if I can provide more info.
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fff654
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In the plugin itself, the “attribute” lines has no “PRO” indicated, while the features above and under do have. Leading to think this feature is not PRO … while in fact, usable only with PHP.
Complicating process just for sales, especially as the support page you’ve linked to, do advise not to use PHP for that
disappointing … especially as other similar code insertion plugins permit that. Variable insertion is a basic feature in these types of plugin.
Hope it helps others to make a decision. Bye
Hi @fff654,
Thank you for your feedback, we will look into how we can add more clarity there.
Shortcode attributes and Smart Tags are 2 different features and using Shortcode attributes is available along with variables in PHP snippets.
Smart Tags make it easier to grab certain variables in non-php code types.
