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  • I’ve resolved my [button] shortcode problem making a little change in this file:
    /custom-content-shortcode/includes/optional/block.php

    $tags = array(
          'a',
          'aside',
          'b',
          // 'br',
          'button',
          'article',
          'block',

    changed with:

    $tags = array(
          'a',
          'aside',
          'b',
          // 'br',
          //'button',
          'article',
          'block',

    Simply a comment for button block.

    Anyway, I don’t know is this is the right approach. I would like to listen Eliot Akira personal advise.
    And most important for you, I don’t know if this approach is applicable to your case.

    I have the same problem with Avada [button] shortcode. The problem is that Fusion Builder plugin conflicts with Custom Content Shortcode.
    Some Fusion shortcodes works fine others like [button] no.

    Thanks Jakub for your solution.

    In blog #4 [for each] shortcode works perfectly.
    I’ve no caching plugin installed in my multisite wp.

    Anyway, I agree with you Eliot, it’s really strange.

    The strange thing is that if I put this code:

    [get-blog id=4]
      	[for each=tipi empty=true]
      		Custom Term: [each name]
      	[/for]
     [/get-blog]

    in the content of a page (with id=58) in blog #1, it doesn’t work, but if then I run this code in blog #4:

    [get-blog id=1]
      	[content id=58]
     [/get-blog]

    I can see all the terms of ‘tipi’ taxonomy.

    I want to investigate better on the reasons why it doesn’t work.
    I think that Custom Content Shortcode is one of the best plugin I’ve ever used, so I want to give you any kind of support that would improve its funcionality.

    Thanks for your support!

    Yes, it works with [content…] and [loop..] shortcodes, but not with [for each…].
    Maybe there is another way to obtain what I need?

    In a multisite environment, I need a list of all custom term of a custom taxonomy defined in another blog.

    tipi

    is the custom taxonomy

    So I tryed this code:

    [get-blog id=4]
      	[for each=tipi empty=true]
      		Custom Term: [each name]
      	[/for]
     [/get-blog]

    But it doesn’t work, displays nothing

    In blog 4 I tested the single code:

    [for each="tipi" link]
      		[each link]
      		[loop type="post" count="-1"]
        		[field title-link]
      		[/loop]
    	[/for]

    and it works perfectly.

    In main main blog (id=1) I tested:

    [get-blog id=4]
    	[for each="tipi" link]
      		[each link]
      		[loop type="post" count="-1"]
        		[field title-link]
      		[/loop]
    	[/for]
    [/get-blog]

    and it doesn’t work.

    Maybe I make a mistake in using get-blog shortcode in the right way. Can you help? Thanks

    I’ve just tested this on my multisite installation and it works.
    [get-blog id=4]
    [loop type=post]
    [field title-link]
    [/loop]
    [/get-blog]

    But when I try this more complex code, I get blank result:

    [get-blog id=4]
    [for each=”tipi” link]
    [each link]
    [loop type=”post” count=”-1″]
    [field title-link]
    [/loop]
    [/for]
    [/get-blog]

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