Reusable content and built-in values

Snippet Shortcodes - Premium is the paid edition of Snippet Shortcodes. Create a library of custom shortcodes and insert them in WordPress posts and pages. A shortcode can contain text, HTML, JavaScript, images, or other elements supported by the active theme or add-ons. Edit its content once to update it wherever that shortcode is used.

Ready-made shortcodes provide WordPress fields and values, including site information, user information, GET or POST values, and the number of users.

Placement and visibility controls

Configure automatic insertion in the site header, footer, or both. Limit automatic header or footer content to selected page slugs. Choose whether content shows on mobile, tablet, desktop, or all three device types, and show it to guests or selected WordPress user roles. For a custom shortcode, set start and end dates and times to schedule when it displays.

Create, insert and maintain shortcodes

Use the HTML editor to make or adjust shortcode content, or make quicker changes with the inline editor. A one-click duplicator copies a shortcode, and enable or disable controls let you manage which ones are active. Create as many custom shortcodes as your site requires.

While writing, select a shortcode from a dropdown and insert it through the Classic Editor toolbar or the Block Editor. You can pass parameters into a shortcode so the same structure receives various values, such as a supplied color value in a reusable content variation.

• Revision history: keep saved versions and restore a previous version with one click.
• Render counts: view how many times each custom shortcode has been rendered from its edit screen.

Reusable shortcodes can hold text notices, HTML blocks, scripts, images, links, or other content supported by the active theme or extensions. Header and footer insertion places shared content across the site, while page, device, role, and schedule settings control where and when it appears.

Multisite use and setup

The multisite capability lets custom shortcodes be used throughout a multisite installation. Install the plugin on a WordPress website, then create or edit custom shortcodes with the available editing utilities. Insert them into posts and pages, or configure automatic header and footer insertion. Consult the technical documentation for installation and detailed usage guidance.