Joe Hall

<p>A shortcode to display the value of a parameter in a URL query string. Lets say that you have a URL like so: http://joehall.me/thank/?fname=John and you want to print the value for “fname” in the text of the page. Then all you need to do is install this plugin and use the following shortcode where ever you’d like to print that value: [parameters q=”fname”]</p>


URL Parameter Shortcode

A shortcode to display the value of a parameter in a URL query string.

cema

<p>Adds custom css file to header if specific url argument is present with a parameter.</p>
<p>For example:<br />
    * you want to change the site title color without changing the theme or lossing the changes on update.<br />
      This plugin let’s you add custom css files and either use them on load or on input of a custom parameter after the theme argument.<br />
      By using the plugin css (located <code>/wp-content/plugins/css_url_argument/scripts/css/</code> directory) or<br />
      use a custom css file (located <code>/wp-content/plugins/css_url_argument/custom_css/{your css file}</code> directory) with a parameter.</p>
<p>Use this plugin by adding <code>?theme={your css file name without .css}</code> to load custom css on parse of a parameter to the site.</p>
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<h3>A brief Markdown Example</h3>
<p>Ordered list:</p>
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<li>Loads custom css when custom url parameter is present.</li>
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CSS Url Argument

Adds custom css file to header if specific url argument is present with a parameter.

URL Parameter Shortcode vs CSS Url Argument