php - stop include from being placed at top of page in wordpress -

The issue using a shortcode, including a list just started with php, is that the wrapper's top , Where I'm placing it in the html editor: function (which I put in the function .php):

  function object list (include "(object 1. php "); } Add_shortcode ('get_my_objects', 'objectitist');   
 html (WordPress HTML view):  
  & lt; Div class = "listGenCont" & gt; & Lt; Div class = "objectList1" & gt; [Get_my_objects] & lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; / Div & gt;   
 But the output ends:  
  & lt; Ul class = "thingsathome" & gt; ** This included list is ** & lt; Div class = "listGenCont" & gt; & Lt; Div class = "actress list" & gt; ** This is where I need it ** & lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; / Div & gt;   
 Why this happens and how to fix it   
 
 
 Then Check this code snippet ():  
  function included_file ($ ATT) {// Check input and override the default file path NULL // if filepath was removed (shortcode_atts (array ('filepath' = & gt; 'NULL'), $ ATT); // check if the filepath was specified and if the file exists ($$ filepath! = 'NULL' & file_exists (TEMPLATEPATH. $ Filepath)) {// turnout output to capture script output on buffering (ob_start) ; // contains the file specified (TEMPLATEPATH. $ Filepath); // file output $ content variable and clean buffer $ content = ob_get_clean (); Return $ content; }} // Register the Shortcod handler add_shortcode ('Include', 'include_file');   
 When you use plain, it is evaluated at the beginning of the WordPress request. Capturing of output buffer is used to prevent this example.