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Email Short Code
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// Hide Email from Spam Bots using antispam bot http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/antispambot | |
function HideMail($atts , $content = null ){ | |
if ( ! is_email ($content) ) | |
return; | |
return '<a href="mailto:'.antispambot($content).'">'.antispambot($content).'</a>'; | |
} | |
add_shortcode( 'email','HideMail'); |
I have forked your shortcode here: https://gist.github.com/4235056 and made some important improvements to it:
- using WordPress coding standards
- removing the image in the link, that seemed very specific to the Robert's use case and not general use
- adding validation that the passed string in
$content
is an email address, and if not, just return out of the function, avoiding potential issues if it wasn't an email address - added proper output escaping to the link, for security reasons
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All the above short code to your function file.
Now all you have to do is wrap the email address in [email][email protected][/email] for it work.
This short code updated Oct/2013 now uses the WordPress antispambot function reference. http://codex.wordpress.org/index.php?title=antispambot