This page covers all available AccessAlly shortcodes. You can pull these shortcodes into your site using the AccessAlly Shortcode Generator. AccessAlly Shortcodes Course Icons & Navigation accessally_course_dashboard This shortcode shows the icon dashboard listing all the offerings created in the Offering Wizard. The tutorial for how to change the appearance […]

AccessAlly, ProgressAlly, and CommunityAlly elements can be added to your WordPress pages via the shortcode generator or through blocks, depending on which theme or builder you’re using. The easiest way to add shortcodes to a page is to use the built-in shortcode generator, but in this guide, you’ll also find […]

[…] ProgressAlly Events – allow for tags to be applied when a member visits a specific page on the site or completes items in a checklist. Shortcode Generator – creating conditionals to display items on a page based on tags a member has or or does not have. Images Used For […]

With ProgressAlly Interactions, you can create customized mark-as-done buttons and live-updated shortcode snippets for a more interactive user experience. You can also allow members to reset their own progress and quizzes, as well as include a downloadable certificate of completion. You will find the Interactions tab on any page or […]

[…] may expire or otherwise become invalid during this time. (Here’s the tutorial for creating the automated follow-up emails and retrying payments.) Below you’ll see the shortcodes used on the My Orders page. These are automatically added during AccessAlly plugin setup, but are also available in the AccessAlly Shortcode Generator if […]

[…] show a link, but direct it to a different page if you have a “coming soon” page, for example. That’s where the power of AccessAlly shortcodes and the “Shortcode in Menus” plugin come together. Using the Shortcode in Menus plugin First, download and activate the Shortcode in Menus plugin (it’s […]

[…] Create an Individual Icon Offering Dashboard This option allows you to fully customize the dashboard (home page) of your AccessAlly site. You’ll use the AccessAlly shortcode generator to grab the code you need as you build each section. New offerings are only visible when you add manually add them to […]

[…] If you’re moving off WordPress entirely, then you’ll need to copy and paste your content over to the new tool. 4. Remove AccessAlly (and ProgressAlly) Shortcodes Once you disable AccessAlly and ProgressAlly, you’ll see that all of the shortcodes turn into “code”. So you’ll want to look through the site […]

[…] the program works, how a new member completes the profile, and any guidelines you’d like members to know. Member Profile – this is an AccessAlly shortcode that is added to the page. A new member fills out their profile and adds an image. Custom Operations – these are clickable buttons […]

[…] to the Member Directory on AccessAlly. Here’s how! What you’ll need A Member Directory created inside your AccessAlly site – Tutorial Guide to Using AccessAlly Shortcodes Images for badges or course icons Inside this article, we’ll cover the basics of adding badges or course icons to your Member Directory. The […]