[listing_location] Shortcode

The Listing Location shortcode allows you to output your listings on your pages and posts using a simple Shortcode. There are a variety of options available with each Shortcode in Easy Property Listings. 

[listing_location]

You can output listings by a specific type like this: 

[listing_location post_type="property"]

Usage

There are several options that may be specified using this syntax: 

[listing_location option1="value1" option2="value2"]

You can also print a list of listings in a template like so: 

<?php echo do_shortcode('[listing_location post_type="property" limit="50" template="table"]'); ?>

All Options

post_type
status
location
location_id
limit
offset
template
location
tools_top
tools_bottom
sortby
sort_order
pagination
instance_id
class

Options

The following options are accepted:

post_type

specify which property type to display. The default is any activated listing type you have enabled. The option allows you to output multiple listing types by comma separating them "property,land" Options:

  • property
  • land
  • rental
  • rural
  • commercial
  • commercial_land
  • business
[listing_location post_type="property,land"]
status

specify the listing status to output. The default will output all of the following status's. Options:

  • current
  • sold
  • leased
[listing_location post_type="property" status="sold"]

Note: withdrawn and offmarket status are prevented from display.

location

specify the location of the listing so you can create a Sydney page and only output listings in that city. The option used is the location slug which works similar to post categories. 

[listing_location location="sorrento"]
location_id

specify the location ID when outputting listings: 

[listing_location location_id=1]
limit

specify the number of listings that are output. The default is 10. For Example, to display 30 listings: 

[listing_location limit="30"]
offset

specify the number of listings to skip that are output. The default is 0. For Example, you can now use multiple shortcodes on a single page and offset them so each will display a unique listing: 

[listing_location offset="1"]
template

specify the template to use when outputting listings. The default is the blog view. Options:

  • slim
  • table
  • table_open
[listing_location template="table"]
tools_top

specify outputting the grid and sort options. Default is off. 

[listing_location tools_top="on"]
tools_bottom

for future use 

[listing_location tools_bottom="off"]
sortby

specify outputting the order of the listings. Default is sorted by date newest first. Default is date. Options:

  • price
  • date
  • status
[listing_location sortby="price"]
sort_order

specify the order either ASC or DESC. Default DESC. Options:

  • ASC
  • DESC
[listing_location sort_order="ASC"]
pagination

specify outputting the pagination options. Default is on. 

[listing_location pagination="off"]
instance_id

specify the shortcode instance when using multiple shortcodes on a page, set the instance to implement separate paging. Default is 1. 

[listing_location instance_id="2"]
class

specify a wrapper class for the shortcode. 

[listing_location class="my-custom-class"]

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