Justin Tadlock

Template Tag Shortcodes is a plugin that turns many of the WordPress <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags" title="WordPress template tags" rel="nofollow ugc">template tags</a> into easy-to-use shortcodes.
This plugin was created so end users could make use of the template tags within their posts and pages. Currently, this plugin creates 40+ shortcodes for use. Not all template tags are available as shortcodes, but you are more than welcome to request others be added.
See the FAQ or the included <code>readme.html</code> for a list of all available shortcodes.
<h3>What are the parameters for each shortcode?</h3>
There are several parameters for many shortcodes and none for others. Each shortcode represents its equivalent template tag. A list of the available parameters for each shortcode is included in the plugin’s <code>readme.html</code> file.

Template Tag Shortcodes

A plugin that turns many of the WP template tags into shortcodes (40+ shortcodes).

prakash.m

Power your site with this WordPress-integrated map making & location management system possessing mapping tools to create store locators, store finders, and other location address maps. Manage and display a few or thousands of your important stores, points of interest, or product locations anywhere on Earth using Google Maps. 
Its strength is best seen in its flexibility to allow you to easily manage any number of locations from your WordPress admin interface and the several addons featuring top-level features that are available to further boost its capabilities. Also referred to as an address map, address location map, locator map, store finder, dealer locator (locater), shop finder. 
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Example usage: 1. Go to admin mapworks settings and put google map api key of yours 2. in your page/post text/editer put this line: 
 [mapworks stext=”[php] if(isset($_POST[‘smap’])){ echo $_POST[‘smap’];} [/php]”]
<pre><code> in your php page you may put <?php 
 if(function_exists('mapworks') ){ mapworks($_POST['smap']); } ?> 
 <?php 
 if(function_exists('mapworks') ){ 
 print do_shortcode('[mapworks stext="'.$_POST['smap'].'"]'); } ?> 
 best option is in your page/post text editer in admin panel put this line. 
 [mapworks stext="[php] if(isset($_POST['smap'])){ echo $_POST['smap'];} [/php]"] </code></pre>

Mapworks

A WordPress-integrated map & location management interface. Quickly create street locator maps

Template Tag Shortcodes vs Mapworks