This shortcode allows you to create leaderboards that are based on either your users current / total balances or based on events in the log, e.g. a leaderboard showing who gained most points from approved comment or published content.
Available since version 1.3
| Attribute | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
number |
int | No | 25 | The number of users to show in the leaderboard. |
order |
string | No | DESC | Order of the leaderboard. Accepts "DESC" for descending and "ASC" for ascending. |
offset |
int | No | 0 | Option to offset the leaderboard from the first position. |
type |
string | No | mycred_default | The point type to base the leaderboard on. Should not be used if you only have one point type installed. |
based_on |
string | No | balance | Option to base the leaderboard on users balance (balance) or a particular reference. For example basing a leaderboard on who got most points for approved comments. |
total |
int | No | 0 | When showing a leaderboard based on balances, you can select to use users total balance (1) instead of their current balance (0). Added in 1.7.5. |
wrap |
string | No | li | The wrapping element to use for the list. By default the leaderboard renders an organized list (ol) and each item uses a list element (li). |
template |
string | No | #%position% %user_profile_link% %cred_f% | The template used for each row in the leaderboard. Accepts user related template tags and amount related template tags. |
nothing |
string | No | Leaderboard is empty | The message to show users when the leaderboard is empty. |
current |
int | No | 0 | Option to append the current users position to the bottom of the leaderboard if the user is not in the list. Use 1 to show the user or 0 to skip. |
exclude_zero |
int | No | 1 | Option to filter out users with zero balances / results. Use 1 to enable and 0 to disable. |
timeframe |
string | No | - | If the leaderboard is based on references, you can set a timeframe for the leaderboard. Accepts the keywords "today" for todays leaderboard, "this-week" for this weeks leaderboard, "this-month" for this months leaderboard or a well formatted date to start from. |
// Organized list leaderboards
ol.myCRED-leaderboard { }
// First user row
ol.myCRED-leaderboard li.first { }
// Alternating row
ol.myCRED-leaderboard li.alt { }
// If leaderboard is empty
p.mycred-leaderboard-none { }Example 1: Show a leaderboard based on balances with the top 10 users.
[mycred_leaderboard number=10]
Example 2: Show bottom 10 users with the lowest balance first.
[mycred_leaderboard number=10 order="ASC"]
Example 3: First show the top 3 users then in a new shortcode we show the next 10 users down the list.
Top 3 Users: [mycred_leaderboard number=3] Next 10: [mycred_leaderboard number=10 offset=3]
Example 4: Show top 3 users without the profile link just showing their display name.
[mycred_leaderboard number=3 template="#%position% %display_name% %cred_f%"]
Example 5: Use HTML in your row template
[mycred_leaderboard number=3] #%position% <strong>%display_name%</strong> [/mycred_leaderboard]
Example 6: Instead of an organized list, create a table. (requires myCRED 1.1.2)
<table> <thead> <tr> <th>Position</th> <th>Name</th> <th>Points</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> [mycred_leaderboard wrap=""] <tr> <td>%position%</td> <td>%display_name%</td> <td>%cred_f%</td> </tr> [/mycred_leaderboard] </tbody> </table>
Example 7: Show a leaderboard for users who have spent most points in your WooCommerce store.
[mycred_leaderboard based_on="woocommerce_payment" order="ASC"]
