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<p>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.</p>
<p>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.</p>
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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.

Aaron Holbrook

<p>Make your life easier while debugging by having pertinent information related to versions, error logs and more quickly and easily available from the WordPress admin.</p>
<p>Easily see at a glance:</p>
<ul>
<li>server software, version, address and port</li>
<li>PHP version, error log location, execution time and memory limit</li>
<li>WordPress version, admin email, language, stylesheet and template paths and url</li>
<li>Theme name, author, version and theme root</li>
<li>List all plugins, version and status (active vs inactive)</li>
<li>Database version, prefix, table count, row count, option count and post count</li>
</ul>


System Report

Quickly identify important aspects of your server, PHP, WordPress installation, theme and plugins

WordPress plugin information shortcode vs System Report