[…] Possible values: ‘left’, ‘center’, ‘right’ target: whether to open the link in the same window or a new one. Default: ‘_self’. Possible values: ‘_self’, ‘_blank’ Conditional Content accessally_is_logged_in Show the content in the scope when the visitor has logged in. Used in a pair. Example Shortcode: Content shown here Arguments: […]

[…] to complete these steps. Once the steps are complete this will disappear from view. Paste the ending of the shortcode  Add member roadmap images and conditional shortcodes. Now it’s time to add the member roadmap images. Depending on your WordPress theme and page builder you may prefer columns for this setup. […]

[…] Frequently Asked Questions about this Article WHAT IF I WANT TO BOTH SHOW AND HIDE CONTENT? Great question! You can do just that by nesting conditional shortcodes. Example: I’m selling a course called Brilliant Course, but only to members that participated in another paid offering on my site called Fabulous Challenge. […]

[…] Interactions allow you to make content update seamlessly as users progress through your courses. The two main functionalities are to create customizable mark-as-done buttons and shortcodes to be updated on the go. This brief guide will walk you through: Step 1. Creating an interaction (Mark-as-done button or Interactive shortcodes) Step […]

[…] by clicking the link in the top WordPress bar. The most common use case for this type of menu item will be to use the conditional AccessAlly shortcodes, based on tags. Example Shortcodes Once you have the shortcodes generated with your exact tags, you will want to insert the link […]

[…] add the items you would like members to see. You can add a custom operation to show members with the Need a Partner tag using conditional tagging. The has any tag section of this article will show you how. Directory Display Choose the style you’d like for your directory display. […]

[…] site. It’s a robust offering with many bells and whistles. How these WordPress multi-language plugins work is that they pull the translated versions of AccessAlly’s shortcodes, based on which language the page is set to. For example, you might have a Team Dashboard page in French, and your English version […]

[…] the copy button to copy the promo and tweak the settings to work for promo 2! Displaying Coupon Codes Now it’s time to create the conditional display for your promo codes. You can display the promo codes on any page of your site – the easiest place is to add […]

[…] in AccessAlly > Teams > Programs > open the team > Basic Setup tab Now you can use the AccessAlly shortcode generator and the “ conditional – has tag(s)” option to create a conditional shortcode that looks like this: The shortcode generated will look like this (but based on your […]

[…] all of the other cool stuff you might expect from AccessAlly’s shortcodes. You can use AccessAlly shortcodes to fill in the person’s name, or create conditional content blocks within Ontrapages. Adding Shortcodes in Ontraport There is not built-in shortcode adder inside of the Ontraport Landing Page builder, since it is […]