A shortcode lets you do nifty things with very little effort. Think of a shortcode as a shortcut to add features to your website that would normally require lots of complicated computer code and technical ability.
— WordPress Support
These shortcodes can be pasted into pages and posts to display Commerce7 functionality.
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Overview
Commerce7 for WordPress supports shortcodes and includes shortcodes for a number of the widgets in Commerce7’s design docs.
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Personalization Block
Outputs a personalization block.
Example:
[c7_personalization block_code="xxxxx"]Requires ‘block code’ from personalization block in Commerce7.
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Product List
Output a list of products.
Example:
[c7_product_collection collection_slug="xxxxx"]Requires ‘collection slug’ from collection in Commerce7.
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Product Buy Button
Outputs the product’s add to cart form including multiple SKUs, discounted pricing and action messages (if applicable).
Example:
[c7_product_buy_button product_slug="xxxxx"]Requires ‘product slug’ from product in Commerce7.
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Club Button
Outputs a button for the user to sign up for a club.
Example:
[c7_club_join_button club_slug="xxxxx"]Requires ‘club slug’ from club in Commerce7.
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Custom Form
Outputs forms built in Commerce7 under Marketing > Form.
Example:
[c7_custom_form form_code="xxxxx"]Requires ‘form code’ from form in Commerce7.
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Reservation Booking
Outputs the reservation booking form for a specific Reservation Type with fields for date, time, and number of guests.
Example:
[c7_reservation reservation_type_slug="xxxxx"]Requires ‘reservation type slug’ from reservation in Commerce7.
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Subscribe Form
Outputs a simple Subscription form with an email field and Submit button.
[c7_subscribe has_name_field="true"]Optional “has name field” attribute displays or hides the full name field in the form.