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  • The DOM markup is produced by the shortcode, but the scripts which should be pushed are missing and that’s why the div is empty.

  • I’ve asked the plugin developer and he said that his plugin it pushes also custom styles and scripts to the header and I have to make sure that the ACF plugin pushes them.
    Do you have any idea how can I check or make the necessary scripts and plugins to be pushed inside the ACF plugin ?

  • Yes, I have a plugin installed for shortcodes.

    What I’m more interested is to make a specific plugin shortcode to work. This is kind of urgent.

    For what I should look inside the plugin files ? Or what I need to modify in order to work?

    I see the button for it inside the WYSIWYG field but the output is like this:
    <div id="countdown-1385051206"></div>

    So is doing something but the div is empty.
    Should I ask the developer of the plugin?

  • The shortcode is working in the normal content editor, which is strange because some shortcodes are working inside the WYSIWYG fields.

    The code which I’m using to output the WYSIWYG value is this:
    <?php the_field('fieldname'); ?>

    I don’t know where to look to see what code I’m using for registering the shortcode, should I look in the plugin files or inside my theme files?

    Thanks!

  • Here is a screenshot:
    screenshot

    Regarding to your answer:
    1. I don’t understand what do you mean by “kitchen sink”
    2. I don’t have any tinyMCE plugin installed

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