This plugin makes it easy to get an expandable text, or a read more functionality inside a post or page.
Install the plugin, search for Simple Expand or download it here.
[expand title='Expandable text']
This is a small sample for how Simple Expand works.
[/expand]The title is the text that always is show and the text wrapped inside the tags is shown when the title is pressed.
This is one of my WordPress plugins, made to add a simple ajax-search in html or in uploaded CSV-file.
The plugin has two shortcodes.
[csvsearch src='/path/file.csv']
[filtersearch search_element='table'][csvsearch] is performing a search in an uploaded (or otherwise accessible) CSV-file. Use the format to set the output. use {0}, {1} etc for different columns in the file and {b}{/b}, {i}{/i} etc for simple formatting. Here is a sample with all arguments to use.
[csvsearch
// url to uploaded file
src='URL'
// charset of file
charset='iso-8859-1'
// format the output
format='{b}{0}{/b}, {1}, {2}{br/}'
// format the output with link
format="{a href='{0}'}{1}{/a}"
// format the output with image
format="{img src='{0}' /}"
// search label
searchtext='search'
// format for output when instant search
instantformat='{0}'
// instant search enabled or not
instantsearch='false'
// data ID format, i.e. what to put in data-id of the listed element.
dataidformat="{0}"
// change the item separator depending on type of csv file used
csv_separator=';'
// change the nothing found message
nothing_found_message='Nothing found when searching for: '
// If true, the shortcode will only find exact matches, case sensitive. Default false.
exact_match='false'
// Add text where search-result will be placed. Default none.
placeholder_text='Place some default text before searching.'
// If you only want to search in one specific column you can specify this. If you only want to search in the first column you enter 0 here. Remove this argument or add -1 to search in all columns.
only_search_in_column='2'
][filtersearch] does a filter inside current html page. Specify which element you want to search within. You cah use either element type, .class_name of #id. See sample below for more arguments that can be used.
[filtersearch
// what DOM element to search in, use element type, .class_name or #id
search_element=''
// show table header or not when filtering
show_header_in_table='false'
// filter heading
text='Page filter'
// class to style clear icon
clear_icon_class='delete-icon'
// clear filter text
clear_text='Clear'
// enable or disable to set focus in filter input element on page load
set_focus_on_load='true'
]Use this [filtersearch] shortcode
[filtersearch search_element='#name_table' text='Filter name in table' show_header_in_table=true clear_text='Clear filter' set_focus_on_load=false]which enables this filter
on this table (with id name_table)
| First name | Last name |
|---|---|
| Emily | Smith |
| Edith | Johnson |
| John | Williams |
| Sophia | Brown |
| Robert | Jones |
| Paula | Garcia |
| Jamie | Miller |
| Robert | Davis |
| Martina | Rodriguez |
| Pablo | Martinez |
Use this [csvsearch] shortcode
[csvsearch src='/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/sample.csv' searchtext='Search in file' format='{b}{0} {1}{/b} {2} - {3}{br/}' nothing_found_message='No hits for: ']to show this search
for a search in this csv-sample-file. Try searching for a name (I’m using the same sampel names as in the table above) or a favorite color (pink, blue, red, …) or lucky number (3, 6, 7, …) to see the results.
Download the plugin from wordpress.org.
Feel free to donate if you find the plugin useful 🙂