Reusable content and values

Create a custom shortcode for content used in multiple places on a WordPress site, then edit it once to update its uses. A shortcode can contain text, HTML, JavaScript, images, or other elements supported by the active theme or plugins. Ready-made shortcodes provide WordPress fields and values such as site information, user information, GET or POST values, and the number of users.

Placement and display rules

Configure automatic insertion in the site header, footer, or both. This insertion can be limited to selected page slugs. For a custom shortcode, pick mobile, tablet, desktop, or all three device types; display it to guests or selected WordPress user roles; and set its start and end dates and times.

Create and insert shortcodes

Use the HTML editor to make or adjust content, or the inline editor for quicker changes. A duplicator makes a copy with one click, and enable or disable controls manage which shortcodes are active. While writing, select a shortcode from a dropdown and insert it through the Classic Editor toolbar or the Block Editor. Parameters let the same shortcode structure receive various values, such as a supplied color for a reusable content pattern.

Review and maintain a shortcode library

The edit screen shows how many times each custom shortcode has been rendered. Revision history keeps saved versions and lets you restore a previous version with one click. The multisite capability allows custom shortcodes to be used throughout a multisite installation.

Use shortcodes for shared notices, HTML blocks, scripts, images, links, or other supported content. Install Snippet Shortcodes - Premium on a WordPress site, create or edit shortcodes with the available editing utilities, then insert them in posts and pages or configure automatic header and footer placement. Technical documentation covers installation and detailed usage.