Page
[page] and [post] shortcodes can be used to keep large pages more organized and maintainable by separating them into multiple smaller pages.
Page shortcode arguments
id | ID of the page to render. |
title | Title of the page to render. |
path | Path of the page to render. |
wpautop | Automatically add paragraphs (default: true). |
blocks | Automatically run do_blocks (default: true). |
Post shortcode arguments
id | ID of the post to render. |
title | Title of the post to render. |
wpautop | Automatically add paragraphs (default: true). |
Render by ID
This is a test page with ID of 1895.
Consectetur adipiscing elit.
Integer id nisi id velit aliquet scelerisque.
This is a test post with the ID of 1897.
Lorem ipsum dolor.
Sit amet.
A label in the test post
<page 1895>
<divider>
<post 1897>Render by title
This is a test page with ID of 1895.
Consectetur adipiscing elit.
Integer id nisi id velit aliquet scelerisque.
This is a test post with the ID of 1897.
Lorem ipsum dolor.
Sit amet.
A label in the test post
<page title="Test page">
<divider>
<post title="Test post">Render a page by path
This is a test page with ID of 1895.
Consectetur adipiscing elit.
Integer id nisi id velit aliquet scelerisque.
<page path="/test-page">Disable wpautop
This is a test page with ID of
1895. Consectetur adipiscing elit. Integer id nisi id velit aliquet scelerisque. This is a test post with the ID of 1897. Lorem ipsum dolor. Sit amet.A label in the test post
<page 1895 wpautop="false">
<divider>
<post 1897 wpautop="false">