Ultimate Shortcodes Creator

Create all kind of custom shortcodes. They can include: html, php, javascript code, css code and js and css resources. It also can include ajax calls.

Author:	César Morillas (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:	4.6
WordPress version tested:	5.8
Plugin version:	2.1.3
Added to WordPress repository:	07-03-2019
Last updated:	02-09-2021 Warning! This plugin has not been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.
Rating, %:	74
Rated by:	6
Plugin URI:	http://shortcodescreator.com
Total downloads:	5 855
Active installs:	300+
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Create Gutenberg Blocks for custom created shortcodes.
A clean, powerful and lightweight way to generate and include custom shortcodes with:
* HTML/PHP code.
* CSS code.
* Javascript code.
* PHP backend code for Ajax calls.
* CSS and Javascript files.
* Other resources files: images, pdfs, …

• The plugin doesn’t interfere with the wordpress database. Nothing is wrote there. Very lightweight.
• Ajax calls are secured with nonces. (https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/theme-security/using-nonces/)
• Shortcodes can be inserted in post, pages, text widgets and html widgets.
• Shortcodes can be enabled/disabled individually.
• Custom CSS and Javascript files required for the shortcode are enqueued in the head section.
• Clean and efficient: Nothing about any saved shortcode is executed if the shortcode is not present in the current frontend page.
• Shortcodes can be used to inject some kind of php, javascript, css or ajax (php) code.
• Repository of already made shortcodes in the plugin page: http://shortcodescreator.com

***** WARNING ********
– Please, if you come from version less than 1.9.7 you must backup the shortcodes before upgrading the plugin and restore them after upgrade.

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– Due to the flexibility of the shortcode creation, an invalid code can broke your site. If so, you can activate safe mode on a per-page basis by appending ?safe-mode=true to the URL. In this manner, it disables the execution of all the shortcodes created.