Engagement Tools
The [post_box] and [live_feed] shortcodes are powerful tools to enhance engagement and interactivity on your platform.
These two shortcodes, [post_box] and [live_feed], allow you to gather user input, display live feedback, or even embed polls within articles or across different sections of your website.
By using these shortcodes, you can:
Personalize the User Experience: Place input boxes and live feeds in strategic locations to create a tailored, interactive journey for your users.
Foster Engagement: Encourage user participation by collecting comments, questions, or poll responses directly on relevant pages or articles.
Enable Dynamic Interactions: Use live feeds to showcase real-time updates, making it easy for users to see new comments, feedback, or event discussions as they happen.
These shortcodes are ideal for embedding live Q&A sections, enabling community discussions, or placing polls in articles to keep users engaged without redirecting them to another page.
Whether you're running a live event, creating an interactive blog, or fostering community engagement, [post_box] and [live_feed] give you the flexibility to seamlessly integrate these features into your content.
[post_box]
The [post_box] shortcode allows users to post comments, questions, or other input into a feed. It includes a customizable placeholder for the input field.
Parameters:
content_feed (required): The target event where user input will be posted.
placeholder (optional): Text displayed in the input field before the user types anything.
Default: Post a comment or question.
Usage Examples:
Example
Description
[post_box content_feed="1234"]
Displays a post box with the default placeholder.
[post_box placeholder="Share your thoughts here"]
Displays a post box with a custom placeholder text.
[live_feed]
The [live_feed] shortcode displays a live feed of user-generated content or updates from a specific content feed.
Parameters:
content_feed (required): Specifies the event feed to display.
Usage Examples:
Example
Description
[live_feed content_feed="1234"]
Displays the default live content feed.
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