Call To Action Shortcode

Info

Displays a "call to action" element: a text with optional caption with a button.

Example

[wm_call_to_action caption="Optional caption here" button_text="Contact us!" button_url="https://www.google.com"  button_size="l" button_icon="icon-class"]Call to action text here.[/wm_call_to_action]

Parameters

Please note that you can omit parameters with empty values when writing the shortcode.

Parameter	Type	Value example	Description
button_class	string	my-class	Adds custom CSS class onto button.
button_color	predefined	accent, error, info, success or warning	The values actually depend on the theme you are using. The theme might support some custom set of colors. Anyway, you can use whatever value here and style it later using some custom CSS.
button_icon	string	icon-class	Use one of predefined icons classes here. For the complete list of icons (and their classes) please see Appearance » Icon Font in your WordPress dashboard (your theme has to support this feature).
button_size	predefined	s (small), m (medium), l (large) or xl (extra large)	Sets the button size. You can also set empty value (this is default, actually), which basically stands for m.
button_text	string	Contact us!	A text label of the button.
button_url	string	https://www.google.com	Any valid URL for the button link. Default is #.
caption	string	My caption here	Sets the custom call to action caption, a heading.
class	string	my-class	Adds a custom CSS class(es) onto shortcode wrapper.
heading_tag	predefined	h2, h3, h4, h5 or h6	Sets the caption HTML heading tag for headings cascade control (for better accessibility).

Compatibility

Please, make sure your theme supports this shortcode, before using it.
Some themes may not be compatible with certain shortcodes as they may use different approach to displaying similar elements. In that case the shortcode is displays in its raw code format on your website front-end.