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@sheabunge - I have developed a working model for this with some small changes to the front-end class --- this now works if you have 2 html snippets like this:
Code Snippet ID = 5 <h1>TITLE</h1> [code_snippet id=6 name="Subheading"]
Code Snippet ID = 6 <h2>SUBTITLE</h2>
And you place the shortcode for snippet with ID = 5 on a page like this:
[code_snippet id=5 name="Heading" shortcodes]
The the output will be:
<h1>TITLE</h1>
<h2>SUBTITLE</h2>
tbh - I wasn't sure what exactly the 'shortcodes' attribute did or how it worked so have modified the code that handles this - can rework if this is wrong
p.s. Apologies that most of these fixes/changes are being done in a branch created for one feature/issue - I thought it would be easier this way then creating multiple branches
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
There is currently no way to use the
[code_snippet]
shortcode within a HTML snippet, even with PHP and 'Evaluate additional shortcode tags' enabled.Describe the solution you'd like
Create a HTML snippet with the following code:
[code_snippet id=42 php shortcodes]
Create a second HTML snippet that references this first snippet:
<div> [code_snippet id=1 php shortcodes] </div>
The second snippet should render the content of the first by evaluating the shortcode.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
Originally raised by daisensou here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/nesting-a-shortcode-inside-a-html-snippet/
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