Hi @suitedconnector,
With shortcoder plugin, you can create a shortcode for code snippets like HTML, CSS, JS, other shortcodes.
So if your shortcode content is a “HTML form” then yes, you can paste the HTML code.
or if the CRM plugin provides a shortcode to display user data then you can use that too.
One thing to note is that shortcoder does not support PHP code. Only static content like HTML, CSS, JS are supported. But you can use JS to pull data and fill the form as needed but that is something beyond the plugins scope. The CRM plugin can help you with that.
Please share more details with screenshots if I had misunderstood.
Thanks,
Aakash
The data that I want is entered into a form. Could I simply view the populated results of the form and copy that html content from the inspector? Do you have a tutorial for this?
Hi @suitedconnector,
I’m sorry but I still couldn’t get your scenario.
Lets ignore shortcode for now, say you want to display the content without shortcode how would you display that content in a post ? Is that a HTML ?
Any peek at the content you are using currently ?
In the image below, you have to put some HTML/CSS/JS for which you are creating a shortcode for. What would that be ?
https://i.snipboard.io/9RDShy.jpg
Thanks,
Aakash
Please check this video > https://youtu.be/BQMM7J7SuHA
I’m not sure which code to copy.
Hi @suitedconnector,
Sorry for the late reply.
I saw the video. I’m afraid if we can’t embed that form unless the CRM plugin itself provides a way i.e via a shortcode.
We can’t copy paste the HTML you have mentioned because it is a form generated under the administration page..
Can you please check once with the CRM plugin author to see if they allow embedding the form anywhere else ?
Thanks,
Aakash