Easy Bootstrap Shortcode Pro adds Bootstrap-style layouts and interface elements to WordPress through shortcodes inserted from the TinyMCE editor. A setting lets you use Bootstrap styles with themes that are not based on Bootstrap.

Responsive grids and interface components

Grid shortcodes arrange multiple columns in a row. Set column widths and offsets, then select how columns behave on medium, small, and extra-small screens. Available components include accordions, tabs, lists, notifications, popovers, tooltips, panels, progress bars with labels, labels, buttons, icon headings, tables, responsive images, wells, dropdown buttons, button groups, toolbars, description lists, service boxes, responsive sliders, badges, and jumbotrons. Image effects include round, thumbnail, and square treatments.

Icons and styling controls

Add Font Awesome and Glyphicons icons through the editor. Shortcodes can use custom CSS classes. Settings let you load JavaScript from a CDN or disable the add-on JavaScript, and disable the plugin CSS when you want to use your own stylesheet.

Pro presentation elements

The Pro feature set includes line separators, drop caps, YouTube and Vimeo video elements, boxes and frames, horizontal rules, testimonials, section headings, social elements, lead text, page headers, and highlights.

Widgets and shortcode prefixes

Sidebar widgets can show shortcodes in sidebars and footers. A custom shortcode prefix can help avoid conflicts with other shortcodes. Choose the prefix when first setting up the plugin where possible; changing an existing prefix can make previously created EBS shortcodes stop working.