Documentation and tips for setting up Weight Tracker on your WordPress site.
More:
Weight Tracker Plugin / GitHub / YeKen.uk
The following shortcode is only available in the Pro version of the plugin.
This shortcode renders a chart of the user’s custom field entries.
The following is an example of how the rendered chart will look:
This shortcode is a helper that re-uses [wt-chart] functionality. The aim of this shortcode is to configure [wt-chart] to render custom fields only on a chart.
Shortcode Arguments
The following arguments are the most popular for this shortcode:
Argument | Description | Options | Example |
---|---|---|---|
custom-field-groups | Specify one or more custom field group slugs. Specifying groups will ensure that only custom fields within those groups are displayed on the control. | An individual slug or multiple slugs comma delimited. | [wt-custom-fields-chart custom-field-groups='measurements'] [wt-custom-fields-chart custom-field-groups='measurements,fitness-test'] |
custom-field-restrict-rows | By default, entries will be shown that have values set against one or more of the specified custom fields. | "any" (default) - Display entries that have at least one custom field with data. "all" - Display entries that have all custom fields populated. Leave blank to show all entries regardless of whether custom fields have values against them. | [wt-custom-fields-chart custom-field-restrict-rows='all'] |
custom-field-slugs | Specify one or more custom field slugs. Specifying slugs will ensure only the fields specified are displayed on the control. | An individual slug or multiple slugs comma delimited. | [wt-custom-fields-chart custom-field-slugs='waist'] [wt-custom-fields-chart custom-field-slugs='waist,bicep,distance-run'] |
For more options, please refer to the arguments outlined in [wt-chart]. By using this shortcode weight (show-weight) and target entries (show-target) are disabled by default.