[groups-listing]
- title ( title= “Groups” ): Accepts any string value for the title
- Type ( type= “alphabetical” ): Accepts “random”, “alphabetical”, “newest”, and “popular”.
- Per_page ( per_page= “3” ): Accepts any positive number. The default is 20.
- Max ( max= “4” ): Accepts any positive number. The default is false(unlimited).
- Include ( include= “18,9” ): Accepts string of comma-separated group ids. This value defaults to the ID of that item. Otherwise, the default is “false”.
- Exclude ( exclude= “18,9” ): Accepts string of comma-separated group ids. This value defaults to the ID of that item. Otherwise, the default is “false”.
- group_type ( group_type= “technical” ): accepts “string” value.
- Search_terms ( search_terms= “Matrix” ): Accepts String Value.
- Orderby ( orderby= “total_member_count” order = “DESC” ): Accepts ”name”, “last_activity”, ”total_member_count”,
- Loop_layout ( loop_ayout=”two” ): Accepts “one”, “two”, “three”, and “four”.
- Order ( order= “DESC” ): Accepts “ASC” or “DESC”.
[groups-listing]
This shortcode will help you to display all the groups on any of the WordPress posts/pages.
[groups-listing title=”All Group”]
This shortcode helps you to display groups with titles.
[groups-listing type=”alphabetical”]
With the help of this shortcode, group display with ‘type’. If type is alphabetically then group display alphabetically order.
[groups-listing per_page=2]
With the help of this shortcode, allow a number of groups to display per page.
[groups-listing max=”5″]
With the help of this shortcode, only five groups will be displayed out of a total number of groups.
[groups-listing user_id=1]
With the help of this shortcode, those groups will be displayed where user id=1 will exist.
[groups-listing search_terms=”swashbuckling”]
With the help of this shortcode, only those groups will be displayed where this keyword will exist.
[groups-listing parent_id=4]
With the help of this shortcode, only those groups whose parent id is 4 will be displayed.
[groups-listing group_type=designer,developer]
With the help of this shortcode, only those groups whose group types are developers and designers will be displayed.
[groups-listing group_type__not_in=”designer”]
With the help of this shortcode, only those groups whose group type are designer will be not displayed.
[groups-listing group_type__in=”developer”]
With the help of this shortcode, only those groups whose group types are developers will be displayed.
[groups-listing exclude=5,6]
With the help of this shortcode, only those groups whose group IDs are 5 and 6 will not be displayed in the group list.
[groups-listing include=5,6]
With the help of this shortcode, only those groups whose group IDs are 5 and 6 will be displayed in the group list.
[groups-listing orderby=”last_activity”]
With the help of this shortcode, the recent last activity group display on the top of the group list.
[groups-listing orderby=”total_member_count” order=”ASC or DESC”]
With the help of this shortcode,group will be display according to the number of members with the ascending and descending order.
[groups-listing orderby=”name” order=”ASC or DESC”]
With the help of this shortcode,group will be display according to the name in ascending and descending order.
Ascending Order:
Descending Order:
[groups-listing orderby=”date_created” order=”ASC”]
With the help of this shortcode, the groups will be displayed according to the date_created with the ascending and descending order.
Do you have code to help with building a search field for the “search_terms” parameter?
Is there a shortcode parameter to limit the groups listing to only the groups the logged is user is a member of?