Documentation and tips for setting up Meal Tracker on your WordPress site.
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WordPress.org / GitHub / YeKen.uk
The following shortcode is only available in the Premium version of the plugin.
Render a table of the user's entries with the columns: date, calories allowed, calories used, calories remaining, percentage and an optional link to view the entry.
If a URL is specified to a page with the [meal-tracker] shortcode on, "View" links will appear that allow the user to view each entry.
A table can displayed in two modes:
Advanced mode supports the following features:
As the name suggests, the basic mode renders a simple HTML table.
Shortcode Arguments
The shortcode supports the following arguments:
Argument | Description | Options | Example |
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link-new-window | If set to true (default), view entry buttons will open in a new window | True (default) or false | [mt-table-entries url-mealtracker="https://yeken.uk/mealtracker/" link-new-window="false"] |
url-mealtracker | Specify a URL to a page that has the [meal-tracker] shortcode placed | URL | [mt-table-entries url-mealtracker="https://yeken.uk/mealtracker/"] |
sort-direction | By default, the entries are displayed in reverse chronological order - old to new (desc). This can be reversed by changing this argument to "asc" | "asc" or "desc" | [mt-table-entries sort-direction="asc"] |
text-no-entries | The message to display if the user has no entries. | text | [mt-table-entries text-no-entries="There are no entries"] |
type | The type of table to display. | "advanced" (default) or "basic" | [mt-table-entries type="basic"] |