This plugin provides a shortcode block. It is not just a shortcode, it is a shortcode block that wraps other blocks.

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<p>Are you using shortcodes?<br />
There is also a standard shortcode block in the default block editor.<br />
But it can’t be used without writing code.<br />
Also, you can’t enclose other blocks in shortcodes, so you have to write the HTML code.</p>
<p>This plugin provides a shortcode block. It is not just a shortcode, it is a shortcode block that wraps other blocks.</p>
<p>** Easy configuration **</p>
<p>This is available by simply selecting a shortcode that you have enabled in WordPress.<br />
Shortcode arguments are also configurable.<br />
These are configurable in the block editor sidebar.<br />
Also, the selected shortcode name is displayed in the block on the editor.</p>
<p>** Nestable blocks **</p>
<p>This block can place blocks such as “paragraph” and “image”.<br />
This blocks can also be nested.<br />
For example, it is possible to repeat headings and paragraphs in combination with shortcodes that can list custom fields.</p>
<p>This block can set a “Comment Label”.<br />
Write the specified HTML comment out before and after this block.<br />
Useful for design adjustments.<br />
If you don’t set it, it won’t be written in the HTML source.</p>
<p>** replacement keyword **</p>
<p>This block has some replacement keywords.<br />
Keywords are used to display shortcode information.<br />
For example, if you enter “%shortcode%” in the Additional CSS class, the selected shortcode name will be displayed in the CSS class.</p>
<p>This block itself does not output HTML tags.<br />
Please use it together with “Group” block.</p>
<p>This plugin includes “commentout” and “meta-loop” as sample shortcodes.</p>
<p>There are many other shortcodes in the world.<br />
Take advantage of useful shortcode assets in this block.</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<h4>Child blocks</h4>
<p>Child blocks are optional.<br />
Child blocks can be placed inside the block.<br />
It is also possible to use dynamic blocks.<br />
The “Wrapping ShortCode” itself is also available for child blocks.<br />
It is possible to use replacement keywords within child blocks.<br />
“Wrapping ShortCode” itself has no HTML tags.<br />
Use with “Group” block</p>
<h4>ShortCode</h4>
<p>List valid shortcodes within your WordPress site.<br />
Select the shortcode you want to use.</p>
<p>*In the Pro version (paid), a shortcode filtering function is under development.</p>
<h4>Arguments</h4>
<p>Arguments are optional.<br />
Arguments can be set for the specified shortcode.<br />
It is okay to mix unkeyed and keyed arguments.<br />
It also supports the presence or absence of double quotes.<br />
It is possible to use replacement keywords in arguments.</p>
<h4>Commnet labels</h4>
<p>Commnet labels are optional.<br />
Write the specified HTML comment out before and after this block.<br />
If you don’t set it, it won’t be written in the HTML source.<br />
It is possible to use replacement keywords in comment labels.</p>
<h4>Additional CSS Classes</h4>
<p>Additional CSS classes are standard items.<br />
Additional CSS classes are optional.<br />
It is possible to use replacement keywords within additional CSS classes.</p>
<h4>Replacement keywords</h4>
<p>Replace any of the following replacement keywords in the block with the appropriate values.<br />
However, if the shortcodes or child blocks is nested, the replacement keyword will take precedence over the shortcodes or child blocks.<br />
* %shortcode%: Selected shortcode name<br />
* %shortcodeAttrs%: Arguments of the set shortcode<br />
* %shortcodeStr%: Generated shortcode string<br />
* %wscClass%: Additional CSS class</p>
<h3>Shortcode: commentout</h3>
<h4>Overview</h4>
<p>[commentout (arguments) ]comment here[/commentout]</p>
<p>Writes the contents of the shortcode as HTML comments out.</p>
<h4>Arguments</h4>
<ul>
<li>trim_br: Remove < br > before and after content. Default “yes”</li>
<li>do_trim: Remove whitespace before and after content. Default “no”</li>
<li>do_shortcode: Run a content shortcode. Default “yes”</li>
<li>esc_html: Escape HTML tags in content. Default “yes”</li>
</ul>
<h3>Shortcode: meta-loop</h3>
<h4>Overview</h4>
<p>[meta-loop (arguments) ]template HTML[/meta-loop]</p>
<p>Template and repeat the content of her shortcode by listing the custom field keys for the post.</p>
<p>eg. [meta-loop sample1 sample2 sample3 order=random]</p>
<p>#%number%) %key%:%value%</p>
<p>[/meta-loop]</p>
<h4>Arguments</h4>
<ul>
<li>(meta key): The key of the custom field to output. Multiple allowed. Sequential number if omitted.</li>
<li>start: Output start position. 0 at the beginning. Default “0”</li>
<li>end: Output end position. Number of keys if null. Default “null”</li>
<li>step: position increment/decrement value. Default “1”</li>
<li>lines: Number of outputs. Default “null”. null is output until the end. 0 is hidden.</li>
<li>order: direction of sorting. default “none”<br />
** none: no sorting.<br />
** asc: Order sort.<br />
** desc: Reverse sort.<br />
** random: Random.</li>
<li>orderby: what to sort<br />
** counter: output position<br />
** metakey: the key of the custom field<br />
** metavalue: custom field value</li>
<li>replaceNumber: Replacement keyword for output order. Default “%number%”</li>
<li>replaceCounter: replacement keyword for output position. Default “%counter%”</li>
<li>repkaceKey: Replacement keyword for the key of custom field. Default “%key%”</li>
<li>repkaceValue: Replacement keyword for custom field value. Default “%value%”</li>
<li>noContent: Alternate content if no template is specified.</li>
<li>nl2br: Whether to convert BR tags when there is a newline in the custom field value. Default “yes”.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Alternate content</h4>
<p>< div class=”no-%number%”>%key%:%value%</p>
<h4>replacement keyword</h4>
<ul>
<li>%counter%: Repeated number starting from 0</li>
<li>%number%: Repeated number starting from 1</li>
<li>%key%: the key of the custom field</li>
<li>%value%: custom field value</li>
</ul>


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