Shortcoder Pro is the paid edition of Shortcoder, a WordPress plugin for saving content in named shortcodes. Place a shortcode in a post or page that supports shortcodes, and its saved content appears when the page is displayed. Updating that content changes it at each placement. Shortcode content supports HTML, JavaScript, and CSS; PHP is not supported.

Pro editing and management

• Use the block editor or page builder plugins such as Elementor and WPBakery to edit shortcode content.
• Translate shortcode content with WPML.
• Use revisions support for shortcode content.
• Search posts and pages to find where a particular shortcode is used.
• Include extra code in the footer when a shortcode is used on a page.

Create and insert a shortcode

In the Shortcoder administration area, create and name a shortcode, add its content, and save it. Insert it into a post or page with a shortcode such as [sc name="my_shortcode"]. In the block editor, the Shortcoder block and toolbar button let you select and insert created shortcodes inline. The block, page, or page builder area where you place a shortcode must support WordPress shortcodes.

A saved snippet can accept custom parameters. Add a placeholder such as %%id%% to the content, then pass its value when inserting the shortcode, as in [sc name="youtube" id="GrlRADfvjII"]. This lets one snippet use various values at different placements.

Use and setup

Shortcodes can hold recurring promotional blocks, embedded code, styled content sections, scripts, and other reusable snippets. Pro's editing, translation, revision, usage search, and footer code settings support the related tasks of changing shared content and finding where it appears.

Install and activate Shortcoder in WordPress, then open its administration area to make and save a shortcode. Add it to a supported post, page, block, or page builder location and check the displayed result.