WordPress php hook rather than short-code

[Burndog (Steve)]

Is there a direct php function to display Hype Animations in a WordPress environment?

For instance, would [hypeanimations_anim id=“9”] as a short code be directly accessible/executable via a function call such as <?php hypeanimations_anim(9) ?> ?

I’m hand Coding some conditional regions to a WordPress Theme and would like to execute a hype animation based on a Custom Region hook. I’m already doing this with LayerSlider in a similar fashion so just need to know what the existing Hype coding is expecting when removed from the Shortcode.

[Daniel]

Yup, here's more info on that:

<?php echo do_shortcode( '[hype_animations_anim="12"]' ); ?>

Personalized menu in a Wordpress theme

You could definitely do this – instead of using the Hype Animations plugin, you would need to upload it as a regular Hype export and embed it within your theme. This is a good place to start: Video: Embedding in Wordpress (Posts, Pages & Themes) The video on that post will show you how you can reference an uploaded Hype document, and was created prior to the Hype Animations plugin. While you can embed a Hype Animation shortcode within your theme using something like this: <?php echo do_shortco…

[Burndog (Steve)]

Ahhh so WP has a function to allow programmatic access to short codes… Perfect… Thank you Daniel!

[Daniel]

Glad that does the trick – Here’s a bit more info on it: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/do_shortcode/