- wp-pic
The wp-pic shortcode can be used to display a single or multiple plugins. See below for the shortcode parameters. Example shortcode: type Can be of type plugin or theme. Type plugin is default. slug The slug (required) parameter can be a single or comma-separated string of plugin slugs. Comma-separate the slugs to be in multi […]
- wp-pic-site-plugins
The wp-pic-site-plugins shortcode displays a list of your site’s plugins. Here’s an example of the shortcode in use: The following are the shortcode parameters. id The ID surrounding the container that contains the site plugins. cols The number of columns (1-3) for the site plugins layout. col_gap The gap between columns in pixels. row_gap The […]
- wp-pic-plugin-screenshot
You can use the plugin screenshots shortcode to display a plugin card with screenshots anywhere shortcodes are supported. Here is an example of the shortcode in use, using default settings. The following are the parameters for the shortcode: unique_id The Unique ID surrounding the card’s HTML structure. This is randomized if omitted. slug (required) The […]
- wp-pic-query
The wp-pic-query shortcode is used to output a set of a plugin based on a query you specify. All of the wp-pic shortcode attributes apply as well. You may need to change type to ‘theme’ if you are querying for themes. Here are the available parameters. search (default empty) Search the plugin or theme directory […]
- github-info-card
github-info-card You can use the GitHub card shortcode to display GitHub cards anywhere shortcodes are supported. Here is an example of the shortcode in use, using default settings. The following are the parameters for the shortcode: Required Attributes Attribute Type Default Description username string – GitHub username or organization name repo string – GitHub repository […]
- wp-pic-badges
wp-pic-badges Overview The [wp-pic-badges] shortcode allows you to display WordPress.org profile badges on your site. You can display either static badges (manually selected) or dynamic badges (automatically fetched from a WordPress.org profile). {% hint style=”warning” %} This feature requires Dashicons. If you have a plugin that disables Dashicons, such as Perfmatters, please re-enable it for […]
