By default this shortcode will display the list of all public entries and the private entries if the user is logged into WordPress using the activated template for the “All” template type.
[connections]
One of the great strengths of Connections is the ability to customize the results to be displayed with a large array of shortcode attributes. A complete list of these options follow.
NOTE:
Multiple short attributes are added to the same Connections shortcode. You do not add the Connections shortcode to the page multiple times with different attributes. Here’s an example of using multiple attributes with the Connections shortcode:
[connections category='7' show_alphaindex='true' repeat_alphaindex='true' width='500']
- id
- category
- category_in
- exclude_category
- category_name
- wp_current_category
- private_override
- public_override
- show_alphaindex
- repeat_alphaindex
- show_alphahead
- list_type
- template
- order_by
- width
- filters
- last_name
- group_name
- title
- organization
- department
- city
- state
- zip_code
- country
Hi, Great looking plugin! I’ve added the shortcode to this page http://www.socialmediabusinessboosters.com/directory however it isn’t displaying the directory. I made sure to post it in the HTML section and not the visual editor. – Mike
@Mike R
Odd, I have never seen that before. Do other shortcodes work with your theme?
I think you put the [connections] tab in the page title… I don’t think it will work there. Try putting it in the body of your page/post
Pls provice more information eg what is in you page and setup in CSS …
TT
Hi, Great plugin i love it. can you pls tell me how many entries can be displayed in a single page.I want to display 20 entries. is it possible.
@samuel
The premium templates such as cMap, Market and Tile Plus enable pagination. They all default to 20 entries per page.
Any way to disable pagination, for the purpose of printing a directory, for example?
@Jay
For the templates that enable pagination you would add this option to the shortcode:
enable_pagination=’false’