[lcw_redirect]
🔗 Shortcode: URL is required for redirect shortcode
URL is required for redirect shortcode
In this example, users will see the message above for 5 seconds before being redirected to the /thank-you page.
⚙️ Attributes
| Attribute | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
url |
string | (Required) The site-relative URL path to redirect to, e.g., /thank-you. Avoid using a full external URL. |
— |
delay |
int | Number of seconds to wait before redirecting. Great for displaying a short message first. | 0 (instant redirect) |
target |
string | Specifies where to open the URL: _self, _blank, _parent, or _top. |
_self |
disable_for_admin |
boolean | When set to true, the redirect will be disabled for administrator users.This is useful when you’re testing or editing the page and don’t want to be redirected. |
false |
✅ Features
- 🔹 Site-relative URLs — automatically works with your WordPress site path.
- 🔹 Custom messages or HTML displayed before redirect.
- 🔹 Adjustable delay for a smoother user experience.
- 🔹 Option to disable redirect for administrators.
🧠 Example Scenarios
Redirect after a short delay with a message:
You’ll be redirected in 3 seconds...
Immediate redirect with no message:
Redirect to a new tab:
Opening in a new tab...
Disable redirect for admin users:
Redirecting... (Admins won’t be redirected)
⚠️ Error Handling
If the url attribute is missing or empty, you’ll see this message:
URL is required for redirect shortcode