Stephen Mullen

You can now nest shortcodes from other themes and plugins within Dynamic Text!
This is effectively a localization plugin that allows you to have dynamic text, pictures and really any content on your WordPress pages and posts that changes depending on the content of your url (domain). To use this plugin, you can use this settings page to create an unlimited number of domains. Each domain is associated with the title for the domain, which is always DynamicDomain_”number associated with your domain or url content”. These titles are used as attribute values for the shortcode associated with this plugin and will be listed right next to the domain you enter on this page. The shortcode itself is [dynamic_text][/dynamic_text] and the attribute is “domain.” Your content goes in-between the shortcode. To add additional domains, click the “Add New Domain” button on this page. To save your domains or to change previously set domains, click the “Save Domain Names” button.
Examples:
*If you save the domain “test.com” as DynamicDomain_1 and want content to show up only when “test.com” is in the url for your page, then you would enter the following: [dynamic_text domain=”DynamicDomain_1″]Your content goes right here[/dynamic_text]
*If you save the domain “mydomain.com” as DynamicDomain_2 and want content to show up only when “mydomain.com” is in the url for your page, then you would enter the following: [dynamic_text domain=”DynamicDomain_2″]Your content goes right here[/dynamic_text]
*If you save the word “door” as DynamicDomain_3 and want content to show up only when “door” is in the url for your page, then you would enter the following: [dynamic_text domain=”DynamicDomain_3″]Your content goes right here[/dynamic_text]
*If you have a shortcode from any other plugin or theme that you want to only have work for a particular domain you can simply nest the shortcode between the dynamic text shortcode with the appropriate domain set like so: [dynamic_text domain=”DynamicDomain_2″][Your other shortcode goes here][/dynamic_text]
While this is plugin can be used strictly for localization, you can also use this plugin to swap content on your site based on any phrase contained in the url. In the case of localization, rather than having to set up separate wordpress sites for different countries you can instead use this plugin to have a central site and swap the content based upon the domain being used to access the site (so someone hitting the site from the UK and using .uk could see different content on the site than someone reaching it from the US using a .us extension). Alternately, if you just want page content to swap on a page depending on terms contained in the url, you can use this plugin for that as well. Additionally, you could combine this plugin with a custom theme then use the plugin to swap out content on templates in your theme depending on the domain used to reach the site. In that case, you could setup 1 website but have it appear to be an unlimited number of separate websites depending on the domain used to reach the site, with a completely different look and completely different content displayed per domain using the combination of this plugin and your custom theme.

Dynamic Text

Dynamic Text is a localization plugin that allows you to have dynamic text and content on your Wordpress pages and posts. To use this plugin, set an  …

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Try it out on your free dummy site: Click here => <a href="https://demo.tastewp.com/enhanced-text-widget" rel="nofollow ugc">https://tastewp.com/plugins/enhanced-text-widget</a>. 
(this trick works for all plugins in the WP repo – just replace “wordpress” with “tastewp” in the URL)
Note: This is a classic widget type, in order for it to work on the latest version of WordPress you will need <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/classic-widgets/" rel="ugc">Classic Widgets</a> plugin installed on your site.
UPDATE: Plugin ownership changed for this plugin. We are currently evaluating possible enhancements for it. Stay tuned! If you have any suggestions yourself, please let us know in the Support Forum.
An enhanced version of the default text widget where you may have Text, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Flash, Shortcodes and/or PHP as content with linkable widget title.
<h4>Options</h4>
<ul>
<li>Title</li>
<li>Title URL</li>
<li>Widget CSS class</li>
<li>Content supports Text, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Flash, Shortcodes, and PHP</li>
<li>Option to not display a title</li>
<li>Option to open Title URL in new window</li>
<li>Option to automatically add paragraphs to content</li>
<li>Option to not output before/after_widget/title (bare widget)</li>
</ul>
For questions, please ask in the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/enhanced-text-widget/" rel="ugc">support forum</a>
<h4>Support</h4>
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Enhanced Text Widget

Needed a simple widget to display some custom fields somewhere on my website. So added the relevent PHP and it just works as expected. Easy to use.

Does the job right

This is the best plugin to add PHP via a widget.

I've used and loved this plugin for years!

An enhanced version of the text widget that supports Text, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Flash, Shortcodes and PHP with linkable widget title.

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