Real-time Notifications Shortcodes
Overview
This document provides instructions on how to use shortcodes and patterns of the Real-time Notifications extension.
Ultimate Member uses WordPress shortcodes to allow users to perform certain actions as well as display forms and templates. You may use shortcodes in the posts(page) content and text widgets.
Contents
- [ultimatemember_notifications] - Show a list of notifications for current user
- [ultimatemember_notifications_button] - Show button that open/close "Notifications" sidebar
- [ultimatemember_notification_count] - Show a number of unread notifications
- {um_notifications_button} - Show button that open/close "Notifications" sidebar
Shortcodes
You may use shortcodes in the posts(page) content and text widgets.
[ultimatemember_notifications] #
Usage: Show a list of notifications for current user
Attributes: none
[ultimatemember_notifications_button] #
Usage: Show button that open/close "Notifications" sidebar
Default attributes:
- static => 1, // button position is fixed (0) or static (1)
- hide_if_no_unread => 1, // show button always (0) or hide if there are no unread notifications (1)
[ultimatemember_notification_count] #
Usage: Show a number of unread notifications
Attributes: none
Menu patterns
You may use patterns in the menu title
{um_notifications_button} #
Usage: Show button that open/close "Notifications" sidebar
Example