Can we add a short code somewhere that is not a post, page or text widget?

[Mobiusynergy]

I installed a third party plugin called "genesis coming soon". On CannabisTriangle.com. The plugin was then put to use so we could build the website on the back end. However, when we added the text with the short code, we saw the shortcode when the page loaded for the general public.

We aren't sure what this plugin creates, but it doesn't appear to be a page, post, or have a text widget (which we can't add because there is not "ID").

The goal is to allow them to enter their email if they wanted to. This is what the text would ideally read (it's not currently what will show up, it should be a snap code at this point in time:

Cannabis Triangle has registered its trademarks with the federal government of United States of America.

Enter Your Email

We will let you know when the website is ready

[mc4wp_form id="48"]
________________________________________

http://CannabisTriangle.com

[Brad Dalton]

Where did you put the shortcode?

Add this in your child theme's functions.php

add_filter('widget_text','do_shortcode');

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[Mobiusynergy]

The plugin has a text box, that is where we put it.

Also, I added the filter to functions.php didn't work. I tried to add it to the extra sections of the plugin that also didn't work.

[Brad Dalton]

You mean a meta box?

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[Victor Font]

The plugin developer responded to your post on WordPress.org and added the ability to execute your shortcode. He released a new version. Just update your plugin.

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[Mobiusynergy]

Thanks everyone

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