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| 更新时间 | 2026年8月25日 01:00 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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/wp-content/plugins/.The plugin provides three shortcodes:
[market_research_dashboard] — Research Hub dashboard.[market_research_home_snapshot] — Compact market snapshot.[market_research_price_ticker] — Market price ticker.Add [market_research_dashboard] to the page or post where you want the full dashboard to appear.
Add [market_research_home_snapshot] to the page, post, or widget area where you want the compact market snapshot to appear.
Add [market_research_price_ticker] to the page, post, or widget area where you want the market ticker to appear.
Yes. Go to Research Hub → Settings and set the Ticker Speed in pixels per second. The ticker repeats available market items as necessary, so the setting remains effective whether there are many or only a few gainers and losers.
Yes. Research Hub → Settings provides Google Fonts dropdowns for Body / Text Font and Heading Font. The defaults are Josefin Sans for Body / Text and Poppins for the general Heading Font. Each font has its own option to also apply that selected family to the plugin administration screens. The public market snapshot intentionally keeps its snapshot labels and values on the Body / Text font so the snapshot remains visually consistent with the requested Josefin Sans default, independently of the general Heading Font selection.
The plugin will remain safely inactive for its ACF-powered data-entry and frontend data features, and it will display an admin notice on the Research Hub and research-entry screens explaining that Advanced Custom Fields PRO is required. Install and activate ACF PRO, then return to the Research Hub.
Yes. Advanced Custom Fields PRO is required because the plugin registers and uses structured fields, including repeater fields, for the research data.
Yes. The dashboard includes an NGX All Share Index chart with 1D, 5D, 1M, and YTD views, as well as sector performance visualization. Chart.js is bundled locally with the plugin.
Yes. Supported market-data search and visualizations use TradingView integrations. TradingView may make requests from the visitor's browser when its widgets or charts are displayed. See the External Services section for details.
Yes. Each shortcode renders a different frontend component and can be placed independently on pages, posts, or other WordPress areas that support shortcodes.
market_research_dashboard shortcode.changelog.txt.