[Support request] Can I use Elements as shortcut?

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  • #2361317
    Neronet

    Can I use Elements as shortcut?
    I mean Can I use Element manual in specific post or page? by paste the code in post?

    #2361854
    Ying
    Staff
    Customer Support

    Hi there,

    What kind of element are you talking about?

    If it’s a block element, why not save it as a reusable block, so you can add it to post/page via block editor?

    If it’s a hook element, what will the content be?

    Let me know!

    #2361878
    Neronet

    It is code of JavaScript and i need to add it in 200 posts, then if I need to change this code i want to change it in one place, not manual in every post of 200 posts.

    #2362078
    Fernando
    Customer Support

    Hi Neronet,

    A Hook Element would be perfect for this.

    Just add the Script through the hook, and set the display rule location to your preference.

    Reference: https://docs.generatepress.com/article/hooks-element-overview/

    #2362266
    Neronet

    A Hook Element you dont give me shortcut to put it where I want in post; right?
    I need shortcut to use it wherever I want in post. t.ex I have age calculator code (html,java,css) and i want to use it in specific posts not all the category.
    After 1 year i want to update this code so I have to edite about 75 articles manaul, it will take time, so i need edite the code in one place and it will change in every have this code.

    #2362268
    Fernando
    Customer Support

    Where exactly do you want it to appear in posts? Would the location in each posts be identical?

    #2362293
    Neronet

    not specific location t.ex here
    https://ibb.co/vQ64nzz

    #2362313
    Fernando
    Customer Support

    For one, you can add a Portable Hook:

    function portable_func($atts, $content = null) {
          ob_start();
          do_action('portable_hook');
          return ob_get_clean();
    }
    add_shortcode('portable-shortcode', 'portable_func');

    Adding PHP: https://docs.generatepress.com/article/adding-php/#code-snippets

    Now, you can add [portable-shortcode] Shortcode in your posts, and then use hook portable_hook in your Hook Element.

    This should hook your script in your preferred location.

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