WordPress uses options to store a wide range of preferences and configuration settings. These options are essential for WordPress to function smoothly. By default, WordPress installs come with a set of predefined options that are used to manage various aspects of the site.
If you want to easily display WordPress options on your site, the WP Options Shortcode plugin can help. With this plugin, you can display WP Options using shortcodes, making it easy to showcase important information on your website.
To use the plugin, simply insert the shortcode [wpoption opt=”blogname”] wherever you want the option to appear. You can customize the shortcode to display any option you need, such as the site URL or the number of posts per page.
The WP Options Shortcode plugin offers a simple and efficient way to display WordPress options on your site. With this plugin, you can easily access important information without having to navigate through the WordPress backend.
Options are pieces of data that WordPress uses to store various preferences and configuration settings. Listed below are the options, along with some of the default values from the current WordPress install. You can reference list of options here: Codex Option Reference..
This plugin is a simple way to display WP Options using shortcode: 
[wpoption opt=”blogname”]
<a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Option_Reference" rel="nofollow ugc">Check Options Reference</a>.
Use the [wpoption opt=”blogname”] shortcode to display any WordPress Option. This plugin is a simple way to display WP Options using shortcode, you can reference list of options here: <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Option_Reference" rel="nofollow ugc">Check Options Reference</a>.
<h4>Some Available Options:</h4>
<ul>
<li>blogname | Blog title</li>
<li>blogdescription | Blog tagline</li>
<li>date_format | Default date format</li>
<li>home | Blog address (URL)</li>
<li>siteurl | WordPress address (URL)</li>
<li>time_format | Default time format</li>
</ul>

Shortcode Options

The Shortcode Options plugin is a simple way to display WordPress Options using a shortcode.

Dōvy Paukstys

Redux is a really powerful framework. To make it easier for devs, we built in a commit notice to our repo. Unfortunately, some devs are shipping with those notices enabled. So that’s why this plugin exists. It will turn off Developer Mode completely for all instances of Redux.
Sorry your developer made a mistake. But hey, we’re all human aren’t we? This is a pretty quick fix.
Oh, and while you’re at it, you should install the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/redux-framework/" rel="ugc">Redux Framework</a> plugin if you haven’t already to keep everything up to date.
<h4>Docs & Support</h4>
Contact your theme/plugin developer and tell them to ship an update with <code>dev_mode</code> set to false. This was their mistake, not yours. 🙂
<h3>Attribution</h3>
Dovy made this plugin because he got tired of answering these support questions. Developers, please ship with <code>dev_mode</code> set to false!

Redux Developer Mode Disabler

For users who have a product with Redux Framework that a developer shipped with developer mode on (IE, annoying update notices and links to GitHub).

Shortcode Options vs Redux Developer Mode Disabler