Jennifer M. Dodd

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<h3>Credits</h3>
Development funded, in part, by Ariel Meadow Stallings and the Offbeat Empire.

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Amir JM

A small plugin which allows you to use shortcodes as the attribute of other shortcode, shortcode inside shortcode, dynamic shortcode.
<h4>How to use</h4>
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Use this shortcode to make dynamic shortcodes
[dy_shortcode sc=”” at=””][/dy_shortcode]
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For example making a gallery with dynamic id by another shortcode
[gallery id=””] [custom id=”123″]
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Final dynamic shortcode merged
[dy_shortcode sc=”gallery” at=”id”][custom id=”123″][/dy_shortcode]
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Only 1 attribute can be dynamic, use comma (,) for multiple shortcode entries
[dy_shortcode sc=”gallery” at=”id”][custom id=”123″],[custom id=”321″],[custom id=”231″][/dy_shortcode]
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All other static attributes can be placed on the final shortcode
[dy_shortcode sc=”gallery” at=”id” size=”medium” background=”white”][custom id=”123″][/dy_shortcode]
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Dynamic Shortcode

A small plugin which allows you to use shortcodes as the attribute of other shortcode, shortcode inside shortcode, dynamic shortcode.

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