WP Boilerplate Shortcode
This plugin provides a shortcode that when inserted will display the body from a referenced “ boilerplate .” A boilerplate is a special post type defined by this plugin. References can be made by title, path or ID. Below is a list of shortcode attributes used by the boilerplate shortcode. Examples a
This plugin provides a shortcode that when inserted will display the body from a referenced “ boilerplate .” A boilerplate is a special post type defined by this plugin. References can be made by title, path or ID. Below is a list of shortcode attributes used by the boilerplate shortcode. Examples are given for hypothetical “ Copyright ” and “ Payment Terms. ” All attributes are optional except one of “ byid “, “ bypath ” or “ bytitle ” must be specified:
- bytitle : The full case-sensitive title of the boilerplate, i.e. “ Copyright ” or “ Payment Terms “
- bypath : The editable lowercase path for the boilerplate, i.e. “ copyright ” or “ payment-terms ” (vs. “ /boilerplates/copyright/ ” or “ /boilerplates/payment-terms/ “)
- byid : Refers to the internal ID from the wp_posts table for the boilerplate post, i.e. 234 or 1273
- showtitle : “ true ” or “ false ” (defaults to “ false “); if “ true ” boilerplate content will be prefixed with the title of the boilerplate as entered in the edit screen, or optionally with a “ title ” attribute you specify.
- title : Use to override the displayed title of the boilerplate in specific cases. When “ title ” is specified “ showtitle ” is implicity set to “ true .”
- titletag : HTML element used to wrap the title when “ showtitle ” is explicity “ true ” or “ title ” is set (defaults to “ h3 .”)
- id : The HTML “ id ” attribute applied to the div element that wraps the boilerplate and it’s optional title. If not specificed the div will not get have an “ id ” set.
- class : The HTML “ class ” attribute applied to the div& element that wraps the boilerplate and it’s optional title (defailts to “ boilerplate .”)