Add simple user shortcodes to WordPress for displaying information, including custom meta and avatars, for any user.

Available Shortcodes: - [user_id] - [user_login] - [user_email] - [user_firstname] - [user_lastname] - [user_nicename] - [user_display] - [user_display_name] (alias) - [user_registered] - [user_avatar] (image) - [user_avatar_url] - [user_url] - [user_website] (alias) - [user_description] - [user_bio] (alias)

Displaying userdata for another user:

ex. [user_email id=2]

What shortcodes are supported?

• [user_id]
• [user_login]
• [user_email]
• [user_firstname]
• [user_lastname]
• [user_nicename]
• [user_display]
• [user_display_name] (alias)
• [user_registered]
• [user_avatar] (image)
• [user_avatar_url]
• [user_url]
• [user_website] (alias)
• [user_description]
• [user_bio] (alias)

2.0.2

• Add autocomplete support for the Block Editor (Gutenberg).

2.0.1

• Fixed a bug with showing the TinyMCE Button on new posts/pages.

2.0.0

• Add support for [user_url] and [user_website] shortcodes.
• Add support for [user_description] and [user_bio] shortcodes.
• Add TinyMCE editor button for easily adding shortcodes.
• Restructure plugin for extendability.

1.0.1

• Add support for [user_avatar] and [user_avatar_url].

1.0.0

• Initial Commit

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

1. Upload the user-shortcodes-plus directory to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Add shortcodes to the content of any post type.

Shortcodes can be added to any post type via the content editor.



Each shortcode is replaced with the user's data, when available.



Shortcodes can be inserted using the 'Add User Shortcode' button on the TinyMCE editor.



A specific user cna be specified by adding the 'id' attribute to the shortcode.



Any user metadata can be displayed using the [user_meta] shortcode with a specified 'key' attribute.