These are the shortcodes available:
[ ULA_title ]
Information:
Shortcode: ULA_title
The ULA_title Shortcode will put a title bar on a webpage. It uses
your theme colors to match your website. You can use this to give various sections titles. You can use this
shortcode as many times as you would like within a single webpage.
It has 2 options: title and style. The "title" option is required, otherwise it will display "No Title".
Check out the Title Bar Styles in the Help to see the various styles available.
The default style is "1".
You can use it like this:
[ULA_title title="hello world!" style="2"]
[ ULA_post_block ]
Information:
Shortcode: ULA_post_block
This shortcode allows you to list a single post, to, as many posts as you want.
Each of those posts listed, will be listed in a "post block". There are more than 200 different
post block styles you can choose from to design your website with a unique look.
The different styles support different options. Check out the Shortcode Options help to see
the different options for the styles.
In addition to the various style options, ULA_post_block has the single option of "number".
"number" requires a whole number. It allows you to choose how many post blocks to display. If you
are using vertical post blocks, then, usually 3 post blocks will fill the content area with one row.
If your customizer settings are set for a wider website, then you may be able to set the "number"
to 4 or more.
The "number" option Default is "3".
You can also use the various options, like the category, author, and date, to refine, or limit which
posts you want to display.
Some examples to use this shortcode are:
[ULA_post_block number="6" style="4"]
[ULA_post_block style="2" category="uncategorized"]
[ULA_post_block number="6" style="100" display_border="y"]
You can use this shortcode as many times as you like within a page or post.
This ignores sticky posts.
[ ULA_post_list ]
Information:
Shortcode: ULA_post_list
This shortcode allows you to display a listing of posts, with a paginator.
Each of those posts listed, will be listed in a "post block". There are more than 200 different
post block styles you can choose from to design your website with a unique look.
The different styles support different options. Check out the Shortcode Options help to see
the different options for the styles
ULA_post_list is different from ULA_post_block, because it gives a paginated list of posts. It also
tries to call all posts (according to your search parameters), instead of limiting it to a certain number
of posts, like ULA_post_block does.
You can also use the various options, like the category, author, and date, to refine, or limit which
posts you want to display.
Some examples to use this shortcode are:
[ULA_post_list style="4"]
[ULA_post_list style="2" category="uncategorized"]
[ULA_post_list style="100" display_border="y"]
It is recommended to only use this once per page or post.
This ignores sticky posts.
[ ULA_post_block_sticky ]
Information:
Shortcode: ULA_post_block_sticky
This shortcode allows you to list a single sticky post to as many sticky posts as you want.
Each of those posts listed, will be listed in a "post block".
The difference between ULA_post_block_sticky and ULA_post_block is that ULA_post_block_sticky
will display sticky posts, while ULA_post_block wont. The two were created differently, for more
flexability to display specific posts, without having sticky post interference. Under normal circumstances
when the posts are retrieved to be listed on the website, Wordpress tends to force sticky posts to
always be called. Although this is a neat feature, it can get in the way of obtaining the exact posts
that you want to display. So the two different shortcodes were created. If you want your sticky posts
to be displayed, then use this shortcode followed by the ULA_post_block shortcode.
The ULA_post_block_sticky shortcode, also, supports the various styles and their options. Check out
the help to see the different styles and their options.
In addition to the various style options, ULA_post_block_sticky has the single option of "number".
"number" requires a whole number. It allows you to choose how many post blocks to display. If you
are using vertical post blocks, then, usually 3 post blocks will fill the content area with one row.
If your customizer settings are set for a wider website, then you may be able to set the "number"
to 4 or more.
The "number" option Default is "3".
You can also use the various options, like the category, author, and date, to refine, or limit which
posts you want to display.
Some examples to use this shortcode are:
[ULA_post_block_sticky number="6" style="4"]
[ULA_post_block_sticky style="2" category="uncategorized"]
[ULA_post_block_sticky number="6" style="100" display_border="y"]
You can use this shortcode as many times as you like within a page or post.
This only obtains sticky posts.
[ ULA_post_list_sticky ]
Information:
Shortcode: ULA_post_list_sticky
This shortcode will list all your sticky posts with a paginator.
Each of those posts listed, will be listed in a "post block".
The difference between ULA_post_list_sticky and ULA_post_list is that ULA_post_list_sticky
will display sticky posts, while ULA_post_list wont.
The ULA_post_list_sticky shortcode, also, supports the various styles and their options. Check out
the help to see the different styles and their options.
You can also use the various options, like the category, author, and date, to refine, or limit which
posts you want to display.
Some examples to use this shortcode are:
[ULA_post_list_sticky number="6" style="4"]
[ULA_post_list_sticky style="2" category="uncategorized"]
[ULA_post_list_sticky number="6" style="100" display_border="y"]
It is recommended to only use this once per page or post.
This only obtains sticky posts.
[ ULA_mega_block ]
Information:
Shortcode: ULA_mega_block
The mega block is a post block that will list multiple posts at a time, using a specific design. Check
out the help to see the different styles available for the mega block.
You can also use the various options, like the category, author, and date, to refine, or limit which
posts you want to display.
Some examples to use this shortcode are:
[ULA_mega_block style="4"]
[ULA_mega_block style="2" category="uncategorized"]
[ULA_mega_block style="10" display_border="y"]
You can use this shortcode as many times as you like within a page or post.
This ignores sticky posts.
[ ULA_spacer ]
Information:
Shortcode: ULA_spacer
ULA_spacer creates a blank area that is X pixels in height. This area will fill the whole width of
the content area. X can be any whole number that is greater than zero. Use the "height" argument for
how high the blank area will be.
The default for "height" is 25.
It is good to use when you need to space out the post blocks and sections you create.
Some examples to use this shortcode are:
[ULA_spacer height="30"]
[ULA_spacer]
You can use this shortcode as many times as you like within a page or post. But take note that this
will not display anything. It will only create a blank area.