shawfactor

Ever found yourself wanting to link to a dynamic url in a gutenberg blog? Eg <a href="{a dynamic url}" rel="nofollow ugc">Send me here</a>. Well now you can!
Thi plugin enables shortcodes to be rendered within the href attribute of existing Gutenberg blocks. Use cases include dynamic login links (with redirects) or a link to you latest post.
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LH Allow Shortcodes

Enable dynamic links within existing Gutenberg blocks

Tessa (they/them), AuRise Creative

sevenspark

Contact Form 7 – Dynamic Text Extension


I have been using CF7 DTX since 2016 (my first post about DTX was using it for a refund request form and involved custom shortcodes). Chris of SevenSpark.com wrote a great plugin.



In the very short time since AuRise Creative adopted the plugin a number of very interesting and useful enhancements have been added. This is bringing new life to this plugin (not that it was dying - the core functionality is timeless). Good luck!


New life

With this great plugin, we were able to easily fulfil a customer's request for an extension. 
Thanks a lot

Great Plugin

Extends Contact Form 7 by adding dynamic form fields that accepts shortcodes to prepopulate form fields with default values and dynamic placeholders.

LH Allow Shortcodes vs Contact Form 7 – Dynamic Text Extension