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Shortcodes can make life super easy for you. In fact, you can make yourself look like a WordPress/PHP/CSS master if you use them correctly. People will be amazed at some of the things that you will soon be able to do! You can rule the world!!
OK, so I got carried away. But shortcodes are pretty cool and let you do a lot of things that otherwise would take a lot of coding to accomplish. And I’m not a coder, so that’s why I like shortcodes. You will too.
But wait....don’t you have to buy one of them new-fangled fancy expensive premium themes to use shortcodes? Well, that’s what I used to think, but have since found out that anyone can use shortcodes - in ANY theme - as long as you can upload a plugin.
With WordPress being the #1 choice of content management systems due to the support community and extensibility of it, there is almost no limit to the things you can do to a website with WordPress.
As you probably already know, plugins are a way to add functionality to your WordPress install. There are plugins for contact forms, SEO, time management, SPAM control, etc. And lucky for us, there are also plugins for shortcodes!
A shortcode is a WordPress-specific code that lets you do nifty things with very little effort. Shortcodes can embed files or create objects that would normally require lots of complicated, ugly code in just one line.
Shortcode = shortcut.
That’s the good news.
The bad news is that there are over 6500 plugins just related to shortcodes. That’s 800+ pages worth of plugins. Yikes. But what I’ve done is gone through each of these plugins to find the best ones that provide the best functionality for implementing shortcodes on your site.
In addition to plugins, there is also code that you can copy/paste into your site files that will enable a shortcode when formatting pages or posts. The code is not very complicated, and can be as simple as inserting a line of text when and where you want it.
In this power-packed book, you'll learn all about the BEST shortcode plugins to use that will help you take your WordPress sites to the next level and make you look like either a) you're a genius coder/programmer, or b) you paid big bucks for a premium theme.
Save your money and don't buy an expensive theme for $79 or more and put that money into something else that will make you more money faster. Get WordPress Shortcode Wizard right now and become the WordPress Master that you should be!
If you use WordPress, you NEED this information. Now.
Shortcodes can make life super easy for you. In fact, you can make yourself look like a WordPress/PHP/CSS master if you use them correctly. People will be amazed at some of the things that you will soon be able to do! You can rule the world!!
OK, so I got carried away. But shortcodes are pretty cool and let you do a lot of things that otherwise would take a lot of coding to accomplish. And I’m not a coder, so that’s why I like shortcodes. You will too.
But wait....don’t you have to buy one of them new-fangled fancy expensive premium themes to use shortcodes? Well, that’s what I used to think, but have since found out that anyone can use shortcodes - in ANY theme - as long as you can upload a plugin.
With WordPress being the #1 choice of content management systems due to the support community and extensibility of it, there is almost no limit to the things you can do to a website with WordPress.
As you probably already know, plugins are a way to add functionality to your WordPress install. There are plugins for contact forms, SEO, time management, SPAM control, etc. And lucky for us, there are also plugins for shortcodes!
A shortcode is a WordPress-specific code that lets you do nifty things with very little effort. Shortcodes can embed files or create objects that would normally require lots of complicated, ugly code in just one line.
Shortcode = shortcut.
That’s the good news.
The bad news is that there are over 6500 plugins just related to shortcodes. That’s 800+ pages worth of plugins. Yikes. But what I’ve done is gone through each of these plugins to find the best ones that provide the best functionality for implementing shortcodes on your site.
In addition to plugins, there is also code that you can copy/paste into your site files that will enable a shortcode when formatting pages or posts. The code is not very complicated, and can be as simple as inserting a line of text when and where you want it.
In this power-packed book, you'll learn all about the BEST shortcode plugins to use that will help you take your WordPress sites to the next level and make you look like either a) you're a genius coder/programmer, or b) you paid big bucks for a premium theme.
Save your money and don't buy an expensive theme for $79 or more and put that money into something else that will make you more money faster. Get WordPress Shortcode Wizard right now and become the WordPress Master that you should be!
