Model “client” Attribute
WP3D Models was designed so that you could also organize your models by “client”. For instance, maybe you’ve scanned a number of models for the same firm, or chain of locations. In this case, you’d want to first create a “Model Client” of (Fictional) “Acme Client”. Once you’d done so, a new page could be created called something like “Acme Client Models” where you’d add the WP3D Models shortcode that will only show ‘highend-client’ models.
Here’s the shortcode you’d use:
[wp3d-models client="acme-client"]
A few things to note when creating a shortcode that uses the “client” attribute:
- You can get the ‘slug’ for your client by visiting the “Model Clients” link in your WordPress Admin. There you can add new “Clients” and retrieve the ‘slug’ for those that already exist.
- ‘Model Clients’ must be created beforehand AND models must be associated before the shortcode will work.
- Filters will not work (Really, why would they? If you just want to show a certain “client” there’s no need to filter anything, right?)