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Shortcodify adds some useful Shortcodes to your blog.
Shortcodes are small snippetts use in your textfield / tiny / rte field. In the live version of the page they will be replaced with something different. 
One example for a shortcode of this plugin is <code>[date]</code> when you use it the tiny, in the live version you can see the actual Date. 
But Shortcodify does more. 
If you want to, Shortcodify creates a new widget area in, that you can use with the <code>[widget]</code> shortcode.
See some possible shortcodes below:
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<li><code>[wsc class=myCustomClass] TEXT [/wsc]</code> – for individual CSS-classes</li>
<li><code>[unshortcode] TEXT [/unshortcode]</code> – other shortcodes in this shortcode will be ignored</li>
<li><code>[br]</code> – adds a linebreak (with clearing)</li>
<li><code>[hr]</code> – adds a horizontal line</li>
<li><code>[date]</code> – inserts the actual date</li>
<li><code>[time]</code> – inserts the actual time</li>
<li><code>[widget]</code> – inserts the content of the “Shortcodify” widget area</li>
<li><code>[random] Text1 Text2 [/random]</code> – returns only one of included areas (seperated by linebreak or whatever)</li>
<li><code>[menu]</code> – adds a new menu to the nav-menus of WordPress. This shortcode inserts the content to the page for sitemaps or sitelist.</li>
<li><code>[accordion]</code> – adds a jQueryIU accordion to the page</li>
<li><code>[section]</code> – adds a section to the accordion. Use it inside the <code>[accordion]</code> shortcode.</li>
<li><code></code> – adds a video to the page. You can set the height and width as attribute: </li>
<li>
<code>[tabs][tab name=One]Content 1[/tab][tab name=Two]Content 2[/tab][/tabs]</code> – Creates a Tab element with multiple tabs inside.
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A few more useful shortcodes
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<h4>Is a useful shortcode missing?</h4>
Please send me a request!
Version: 1.4.3

Shortcodify

Shortcodify adds some useful Shortcodes to your blog.

Steven

This plugin has one purpose, replace the default comment field that just accepts plain text with a rich text editor similar to the one used when writing posts on admin accounts.
Credit and inspiration for this plugin goes to: 
* <a href="http://sumtips.com/2012/12/add-rich-text-editor-wordpress-comment-form-without-plugin.html" rel="nofollow ugc">Renji</a> 
* <a href="http://www.revood.com/blog/adding-visual-editor-to-wordpress-comments-box-part-2/" rel="nofollow ugc">Reuben</a>

RTE Comments

Replaces the default comment form with a rich text editor for logged in admins.

Shortcodify vs RTE Comments