CP Field Shortcodes

CP Field Shortcodes is a plugin that will allow you to show ad data wherever you like with the use of shortcodes.

This plugin requires Classipress theme to be installed.

Why does this plugin do?

Well, it will show you data from Classipress ads on pages, posts, widgets and templates. Simple as that.

There are many settings that you can choose from when publishing a short code.

Luckily you don’t have to know anything about WordPress short codes, because plugin will do everything for you with the integrated short code wizard. All you have to do it select what kind of data you want to see and how it will be formatted, then click “Generate Shortcode” button.

After that you have to copy this short code to a destination you desire. It can be a post (ad also), page or a widget.

As an additional option you can select to show icons before the shortcode label, but only if you have also installed one of two plugins: Custom Field Data Icons or Custom Field Data Icons PRO.

Here are some screenshots to give you a better understanding how this plugin works.

CP Field Shortcodes settings with shortcode generator

CP Field Shortcodes Widget example

Language files included:

• English

Compatibility

It works on all versions of Classipress.
This plugin has been tested on Classipress 3.4.x, 3.5.x, 3.6.x and 4.x.

Version history

2017/01/31 – 1.0.0 – Initial version
2017/02/02 – 1.1.0 – Added an option to call shortcodes from templates
2017/02/09 – 1.2.0 – Compatibility with Custom Field Data Icons PRO 2.0.0.
2017/02/10 – 1.2.1 – Fixed a bug that was not showing correct number of Custom Field Data Icons lines
2017/02/27 – 1.2.2 – Fixed a bug that was corrupting classes and styles
2017/03/03 – 1.3.0 – Added line margins and icon margin and opacity options
2017/03/21 – 1.4.0 – Compatibility with EasyCPMods Toolbox plugin
2017/03/24 – 1.4.1 – A small bug fixed for line-though property
2018/02/28 – 1.4.2 – Fixed color selector
2018/07/11 – 1.4.3 – Fixed a JavaScript bug
2018/12/12 – 1.4.4 – Fixed another JavaScript bug