How to Display Plugin and Theme Information in WordPress
First thing you need to do is install and activate the WP Plugin Info Card plugin. Upon activation, simply create a new post or edit an existing one.
On the post editor screen, you will notice a new plugin info card button.
How to Display Plugin and Theme Information in WordPress
Last updated on by Editorial Staff
You’ve probably seen iOS app card display
on tech sites. Recently one of our readers asked if it was possible to
display WordPress plugins and theme information detail cards. In this
article, we will show you how to easily display plugin and theme
information on your WordPress site in beautiful info cards that include
rating, download count, last update date, icons, and more.
First thing you need to do is install and activate the WP Plugin Info Card plugin. Upon activation, simply create a new post or edit an existing one.
On the post editor screen, you will notice a new plugin info card button.
Clicking on it will bring up the plugin’s shortcode generator popup.
You will need to choose whether you want to fetch the information for a plugin or a theme. This plugin can only display information for plugins and themes that are hosted on the official WordPress.org site.
Next, you need to enter the plugin or theme’s URL slug.
You can get the URL slug by visiting the theme or plugin’s page on the WordPress directory.
Among other options, you can choose plugin’s color scheme, info card alignment, custom image url, etc. Once you are satisfied with the settings, simply click on the OK button. This will insert the info card shortcode into your post editor.
You can now preview your post in a web browser to see the info card in action.
For the full list of shortcode parameters please see the plugins page.
We hope this article helped you display plugin and theme information on your WordPress site in beautiful info boxes. You may also want to check out our expert pick of 20 must have WordPress plugins for 2015.
If you liked this article, then please subscribe to our YouTube Channel for WordPress video tutorials. You can also find us on Twitter and Google+.
First thing you need to do is install and activate the WP Plugin Info Card plugin. Upon activation, simply create a new post or edit an existing one.
On the post editor screen, you will notice a new plugin info card button.
Clicking on it will bring up the plugin’s shortcode generator popup.
You will need to choose whether you want to fetch the information for a plugin or a theme. This plugin can only display information for plugins and themes that are hosted on the official WordPress.org site.
Next, you need to enter the plugin or theme’s URL slug.
You can get the URL slug by visiting the theme or plugin’s page on the WordPress directory.
Among other options, you can choose plugin’s color scheme, info card alignment, custom image url, etc. Once you are satisfied with the settings, simply click on the OK button. This will insert the info card shortcode into your post editor.
You can now preview your post in a web browser to see the info card in action.
Manually Adding The Plugin Info Card Shortcode
Some users would find it easier to manually add shortcode on their own. Here is the basic shortcode:[wp-pic slug="floating-social-bar"][wp-pic type="theme" slug="slipstream"]For the full list of shortcode parameters please see the plugins page.
We hope this article helped you display plugin and theme information on your WordPress site in beautiful info boxes. You may also want to check out our expert pick of 20 must have WordPress plugins for 2015.
If you liked this article, then please subscribe to our YouTube Channel for WordPress video tutorials. You can also find us on Twitter and Google+.
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