Use the bw_plug shortcode to display a table of plugins. When you only specify a single plugin name then you get a simple link to the plugin.
[bw_plug name="oik"]
If you specify more than one then you automatically get a table.
[bw_plug name='oik,jetpack' ]
| Plugin name and description | Plugin links | Version, total downloads, last update, tested |
|---|---|---|
| oik Over 80 advanced, powerful shortcodes for displaying the content of your WordPress website. |
oik home |
3.2.8 148503 2018-12-05 6:41pm GMT 5.0 |
| Jetpack by WordPress.com The ideal plugin for stats, related posts, search engine optimization, social sharing, protection, backups, security,… |
jetpack home |
6.8.1 103711545 2018-12-06 8:11pm GMT 5.0 |
Notes
- The default plugin name is oik
- Use the
table=yparameter to force a table display for a single plugin - If a plugin is hosted on WordPress.org then the information displayed comes from that server
- If a plugin is hosted on an oik-plugins server then you get similar information
- For other plugins, the results depend on the contents of the readme file for the plugin
See also
- Consider using diy-oik to create your own links to plugins or themes.
