What’s the specific shortcode you are using?
Were any other plugins updated at the same time that might be conflicting with it?
Try [display-posts no_posts_message=”no posts found”]. If you see the message “no posts found” then that means the shortcode is running and not finding any posts (probably another plugin is interfering with the query). If you see no result at all then something else is wrong.
I am having the same issue. (Using latest DP as only installation; latest WP version). In my case, I’m using shortcode:
[display-posts id=”545″]
However, the “post” (it actually is a Page) is not displaying. When using your suggestion, Posts did display. Is this because my target ‘post_id’ is actually for a Page? If so, any support for that — displaying a Page via shortcode?
TY.
Tyme
Try: [display-posts post_type=”page” id=”545″]
The default post type is set to ‘post’. So unless you specify the post type as ‘page’, the WordPress query is “Find something in the ‘post’ post type with an ID of ‘545’”
Great! I must have missed the post_type attribute in the literature. Thanks.
By the way, still not working. Even when dropping the shortcode into the Text Editor, upon viewing page, the shortcode itself is shown. (have even tried using single quotes around values, alternatively to double quotes)
You either:
1) Have a typo in the name of the shortcode (ex [display_posts] instead of [display-posts]), 2) Don’t have the plugin active on your website
3) Your theme does not support shortcodes in the post content.
