pajko

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<li>The plugin will add new sidebar of TinyMCE templates</li>
<li>It will also add new widget “TinyMCE Templates” witch is just like text widget but without title beeing displayed.</li>
<li>You can add any widget in the Tiny Templates sidebar, and you will be able to insert that widget output in editor.</li>
<li>Widget titles will be hidden in editor, wraped with , or if you insert TinyMCE Template widget you won’t get title at all</li>
<li>Once in editor, you will see “insert predefined template content” button.</li>
<li>When you click on that button, you will get the popup where you can select, preview and insert all defined templates from Tiny Templates sidebar. </li>
<li>Once inserted in editor, you can change the HTML code that was produced.</li>
<li>This is the great way to easy define some changable block HTML templates that you may use often on you site, but they still have to be changed a bit for each usage case.</li>
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Widgets2Editor

Enables inserting of almost all widgets output into the visual editor, as static HTML blocks, witch can be changed once inserted into editor.

pixelgrade

vlad.olaru

George Olaru

With <a href="https://github.com/pixelgrade/pixcodes" rel="nofollow ugc">PixCodes</a> you can have a shortcode insert interface for the WordPress Classic Editor.
PixCodes is intended for Classic Editor and TinyMCE workflows. It does not add a block editor interface.
The awesome part is that you can filter any shortcode parameters or overwrite any shortcode template with your theme.
Note: this plugin does not add any style to the output of shortcodes.
We believe that shortcodes functionality should be offered by a plugin and the style should be provided by themes.
Here is a <a href="http://github.com/pixelgrade/pixcodes/blob/master/README.md" rel="nofollow ugc">detailed documentation</a> about how you can configure some plugin settings and output.

PixCodes

PixCodes offers a Classic Editor interface for inserting Pixelgrade shortcodes.

Widgets2Editor vs PixCodes