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Using WP Plugin Information Shortcode you can simply add information and statistics about your plugin to any page or post on your WordPress powered website.
Simply find the slug to your plugin on wordpress.org, which will be the last section of the URL, usually formatted as my-plugin-name, then add the shortcode [wpplugin slug=”my-plugin-name”] to the desired location of your blog.
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WordPress plugin information shortcode

If you have written a plugin for WordPress, showcase it's stats on your blog using WP Plugin Information Shortcode.

Igor Benic

This is a plugin that will enable you to add alerts, info and similar chunks of text.
This is useful when creating tutorials and you want the reader to be notified of a change in code or something to check. Info blocks are used in technical Books when you want to point some information or you want the reader to read a part that is important to understand the next piece of code.
This is also suitable when you republish articles on your blog to inform the user on what has changed.
Info Blocks also allow you to change:
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<li>Background color</li>
<li>Text color</li>
<li>Padding (size and unit)</li>
<li>Dashicon Icon (or leave it off)</li>
<li>Icon Size</li>
<li>Space between the Icon and Text</li>
</ul>

Info Blocks

A gutenberg block for creating alerts, information or update text

WordPress plugin information shortcode vs Info Blocks