Shortcode Documentation

Example:
Hide - Display on certain pages: {"path":["fire/blog/*","~fire/blog/chief"]}
Hide - Display on certain query Strings: {"query_string":["agency","~type"]}
Explanation
"fire/blog/*" = Shortcode will be displayed on any pages under fire/blog
"~fire/blog/chief" = The ~ sign is to exclude fire/blog/chief when the shortcode is displayed on all pages under fire/blog

Example: {"header":0,"footer":0,"pager":0,"empty":0}
Explanation
"header":0 = When views has header, it will display header by default, value 0 is to hide it.
"footer":0 = When views has footer, it will display footer by default, value 0 is to hide it.
"pager":0 = When views has pager, it will display pager bydefault, value 0 is to hide it.
"empty":0 = When views is empty and has empty message, it will display empty message by default, value 0 is to hide it.

Example: {"title_link":1,"level":3,"follow":"active","depth":2,"expanded":0,"parent_mlid":1234}
Explanation
"title_link":0 (boolean) Specifies if the title should be rendered as a link or a simple string, default to 0.
"level":1 (int) The starting level of the tree, default to 2.
"follow":"active" (string) Specifies if the starting level should follow the active menu item. Should be set to 0, 'active' or 'child'. .
"depth":2 (int) The maximum depth the tree should contain, relative to the starting level default to 0 for unlimited depth.
"expanded":0 (boolean) Specifies if the entire tree be expanded or not, default to 1 .
"parent_mlid":1234 (int) The mlid of the item that should root the tree, default to 0 to use the menu's root.

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