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shortcode

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A shortcode is a text string that WordPress uses to insert dynamic content within a post or page that uses the Classic Editor. A shortcode looks like [shortcode_gallery_example id=”3″ /] might display photo gallery #3 created by a gallery plugin. Many different WordPress plugins that add advanced content to your posts offer shortcodes.

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