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Im trying to wrap a shortcode inside of a "user loggeed in" shortcode. Here are the two shortcodes and my setup in WYSIWYG

function wpfc_logged_in( $atts, $content = null ) {
    if (is_user_logged_in() )
      {
        return do_shortcode($content);
      }
}

add_shortcode('loggedin', 'wpfc_logged_in');


function info_box( $atts, $content = null  ) {
        extract( shortcode_atts( array(
        'type' => 'tip',
        'icon' => ''
    ), $atts ) );  
    $return = '<div id="info-box"><div class="info-box '.$type.'"><p>'.$content.'</p><a href="#" class="info-close-icon"></a></div></div>';
    return $return; 
}
add_shortcode('info_box', 'info_box');

WYSIWYG:

[loggedin]
[ info_box type='setting' ]content text[ /info_box]
[/loggedin]
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up vote 1 down vote accepted

it looks like you have extra spaces in your shortcodes.

Try

[loggedin]
[info_box type='setting']content text[/info_box]
[/loggedin]

instead of

[loggedin]
[ info_box type='setting' ]content text[ /info_box]
[/loggedin]
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Holy cow! Thank you lolz. I have to wait 3 mins to accept the answer. Ugh this was driving me nuts! – Aliyah Feb 14 at 19:41
ok great, so your code was fine after all ;-) – birgire Feb 14 at 19:48

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