Yes, you can use shortcodes to insert code blocks onto your desired post or page.
When you are writing a post, you will see an extra TinyMCE button to insert the ECM code block. Use the drop down to select the desired code block you wish to add to the page.
You can add an ECM code block to a widget right from the WordPress widgets page.
In the WordPress admin menu, select “Appearance” and then go to “Widgets“. There you should see the ECM Block Widget Linker. Drag and drop this to your desired widget and then configure it to select which code block you want to apply to the widget.
You can follow similar steps to add a code block to the footer as well.
The inverter function in the assignment panel is basically the opposite of the assignment function. You can find this in the Assignments panel. Choosing it will apply the code block to all other parts of the site but that one.
For example, if you choose the inverter and select “Home Page”, the code block will apply to your entire site except your home page.
Make sure you have copied and pasted the Page, Post, or Category URL exactly as it appears in the address bar. For example, you may have inadvertently included an extra forward slash at the end of your URL.
The Advanced Expression tab allows you to fully control what requests to integrate into the code block by using Regular Expressions. In other words, allowing ECM users to define more requests to assign the code block to.
Pages, Posts, Custom Posts and Categories tabs are created to simplify the assignment process for all types of users. Using URLs is great for fast performance as it requires less time to evaluate/identify the request! However, not all things can be done through the URLs tab. For example, applying a single block to a Category index page and all its sub-categories.
As there are a number of requests that are not available as normal WordPress items (e.g. Pages, Posts, etc) but since it’s commonly required and most likely be used, you will find them pre-defined in the Auxiliary tab. In the Auxiliary tab you can find pages like: Home, Blog Index, Author, 404 error, Tag, Archive, Entire website, Front-end, Admin back-end and much more!
These lists with checkboxes represent all of your WordPress Pages, Posts, Categories and Custom Posts that your entire website contains. It also supports subpages and sub-categories, which you will also find in there.
Yes. It’s one of the most useful features that ECM supports as it allows you to manage/split your codes into several code blocks, allowing you to override code in a former (or lower ordered) code block.
Yes. You can select any number of items you need, there is no limitation regarding this.
The Assignment Panel is a tabs window, which appears on the right side of the code block editor and is used to assign/apply the code block into specific requests.