The basic shortcode [rsutm_builder] works on its own, but you can customize the builder with a few optional settings. Add them inside the shortcode like this:
[rsutm_builder title="Campaign URL Builder"]You can combine as many as you like.
Available options
Option |
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Pre-fills the destination URL and opens the builder in Custom URL mode. |
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Changes the heading shown above the builder. Defaults to "UTM Builder". |
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Limits the content picker to specific content types. |
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Filters the picker by a category, tag, or other taxonomy. Used with |
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The specific category/tag slug to filter by. Used with |
Examples
Pre-fill a destination URL
[rsutm_builder base_url="https://yoursite.com/page/"]Change the heading
[rsutm_builder title="Campaign URL Builder"]Show only pages in the picker
[rsutm_builder post_type="page"]Show both posts and pages
[rsutm_builder post_type="post,page"]Show only posts in the "news" category
[rsutm_builder post_type="post" taxonomy="category" term="news"]Combine several options
[rsutm_builder base_url="https://yoursite.com/page/" title="Campaign URL Builder"]Notes
All options are optional — the shortcode works with none of them.
The content picker is only shown to logged-in users, so
post_type,taxonomy, andtermhave no effect for logged-out visitors (who see the Custom URL field only).taxonomyandtermwork together — set both for the filter to apply.
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