`
with a text like “Form” for example.
* You can disable a specific shortcode in a layout in the preview mode, using the
following method. Here is a usage example within the Layout `template.php` file:
* ```
// Check if we're in Preview Mode (Admin preview)
if($is_preview){
// Rewrite the shortcode to print a simple text
add_shortcode('gravity_form', function(){
echo '
Gravity Form
';
});
}
// Normal templating part
$my_sub_field = get_sub_field('my_sub_field');
// ...
```
* You can also disable the shortcode globally in all previews, in case you have
multiple WYSIWYG editors in different layouts, by using this hook:
* ```
add_action('acfe/flexible/render/before_template', 'flexible_content_disable_gravity_forms_shortcode', 10, 3);
function flexible_content_disable_gravity_forms_shortcode($field, $layout, $is_preview){
if($is_preview){
// Rewrite the shortcode to print a simple text
add_shortcode('gravity_form', function(){
echo '
Gravity Form
';
});
}
}
```
* Hope it helps!
* Regards.
* Thread Starter [Ian Chapman](https://wordpress.org/support/users/ianchapman/)
* (@ianchapman)
* [5 years, 11 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/gravity-forms-shortcode-issue/#post-12987432)
* I figured that was the reason. I just didn’t know if you had a workaround that
still allowed rendering of the form. But I understand why that is not the case
with the “form inside a form” issue.
* We are using multiple WYSIWYG inputs, so I will have to handle it that way. But
I appreciate offering both solutions.
* Thanks,
Ian
* Plugin Author [Konrad Chmielewski](https://wordpress.org/support/users/hwk-fr/)
* (@hwk-fr)
* [5 years, 11 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/gravity-forms-shortcode-issue/#post-12987943)
* Hello,
* There’s maybe a possible solution with Javascript which consist to automatically
transform the `