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Shortcodes - Plugixa Team
A shortcode puts a view on a page. The builder writes it for you, so nobody has to remember attribute names.
The builder
Pick a view, set any narrowing you want, and copy the tag. The simplest form is just the view:
[plugixa_team view="modern-grid"]
The attributes worth knowing
| Attribute | What it does |
|---|---|
view |
The view slug. This is the one that matters |
group |
Show only one group |
department |
Show only one department |
limit |
How many to show |
orderby, order |
Sorting |
featured_only |
Only members flagged as featured |
dark_mode |
Force dark on this instance |
The show_ attributes can override individual fields, but reach for the view’s
Display panel first: a setting that lives on the view applies everywhere that
view is used, and one written into a tag applies to that page only.
Why a saved shortcode survives a redesign
Because it names a view rather than describing a design. Change the view and every page carrying that tag changes with it, which is the difference between a redesign and a find-and-replace across forty posts.
What to do next
The block does the same without a tag.