Viewing code on mobile phone

I looked on my phone. Those are shortcodes that aren’t getting processed. Probably because the plugin (or theme) that supports them isn’t enabled. They’re probably hidden because there’s CSS code set up to hide them in large displays but show them on small displays. (Google “WordPress shortcodes” if you don’t know what they are.)

Do you know you can emulate a mobile phone or tablet in a desktop browser? In Chrome on Windows, for example, you press F12 to activate the developer console. Then you look for the icon that will turn on the mobile view. Then you can select the mobile device, screen size and orientation you want to emulate.

The real issue to solve tho is why aren’t those shortcodes being processed? And if they are residue from some old system you used, can they be deleted?

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andycartwright says:
July 9, 2023 at 11:07 pm
I looked on my phone. Those are shortcodes that aren’t getting processed. Probably because the plugin (or theme) that supports them isn’t enabled. They’re probably hidden because there’s CSS code set up to hide them in large displays but show them on small displays. (Google “WordPress shortcodes” if you don’t know what they are.)
Do you know you can emulate a mobile phone or tablet in a desktop browser? In Chrome on Windows, for example, you press F12 to activate the developer console. Then you look for the icon that will turn on the mobile view. Then you can select the mobile device, screen size and orientation you want to emulate.
The real issue to solve tho is why aren’t those shortcodes being processed? And if they are residue from some old system you used, can they be deleted?

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