Available Magic Tags in Revive Social

This is a Pro Feature! Purchase the Pro version of Revive Social here

Revive Social Pro comes with built-in placeholders or "magic tags" that you can use within your Content Variations or the Additional Text area in the Post Format settings!

Currently available magic tags are as follows:

Magic tag	Details
{title}	The post title
{url}	The post link
{link}	Alias for the post link (same as {url})
{comment_count}	The number of comments on the post. Includes the word "comments"
{author}	The post author
{date}	The post publish date
{week_day}	The day of the week
{the_date}	The current date. Uses format set in your WordPress general settings.
{login}	The login URL; if the post is a WooCommerce product, this will be the My Account URL
{price}	(WooCommerce & BigCommerce) The product price
{sale_price}	(WooCommerce & BigCommerce) The product sale price
{sales}	(WooCommerce & BigCommerce) The number of sales of the product shared. Includes the word "sales"
{stock_status}	(WooCommerce & BigCommerce) Outputs "In Stock" if the product is in stock. Outputs nothing if the product is out of stock.
{stock_quantity}	(WooCommerce & BigCommerce) Outputs the stock quantity. If there are no more left in stock magic tag outputs nothing.
{post_id}	The post ID
{content}	The post content body
{excerpt}	The post excerpt

For the {comment_count} and {sales} magic tags; the plugin will not display any output if they are 0. The point at which the output is displayed can be manipulated using the following hooks:

rop_show_after_n_sales

rop_show_after_n_comments

Both hooks accept an integer and can be used as follows:

function rop_increase_sales_magic_tag(){
	//Magic tag would only output if product has more than 10 sales
	return 10;
}
add_filter('rop_show_after_n_sales', 'rop_increase_sales_magic_tag' );

function rop_increase_comments_magic_tag(){
	//Magic tag would only output if post has more than 4 comments
	return 4;
}
add_filter('rop_show_after_n_comments', 'rop_increase_comments_magic_tag' );

To use the code above start off by adding it in either your child theme's functions.php file or by using a dedicated plugin like Woody Code Snippets.

We'll keep adding more magic tags as we think of them! Have an idea for a magic tag?  Let us know here.