Print My Blog (PMB) Pro uses shortcodes for dynamic content in projects.
| Shortcode | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| pmb_project_title | Inserts the current project’s title. If the project has a metadatum called “Title” it is used instead. Especially useful for custom title pages, or referring to the project itself elsewhere in the project. | Praise for [pmb_project_title] |
| pmb_toc | Inserts the project’s table of contents. The table of contents is generated dynamically, and styled by your design. Useful in case you want to customize the table of contents page. | Topics covered: [pmb_toc] Have fun! |
| pmb_title_page | Insert’s the design’s entire dynamic title page. Each design generates the title page differently, usually using project metadata. If you want to customize the title page, you should probably instead use <-- pmb there is no project title because this post is not being viewed as part of a project. You should probably not show this post to site visitors by making it private.--> | [pmb_title_page] |
| pmb_byline | Gets the project’s metadatum “Byline” which normally contains the project’s author(s). | A Tale of Two Thumbs [pmb_byline] |
| pmb_footnote | Places the content between the opening and closing shortcode in a footnote when a project is printed. Useful for including content besides URLs in footnotes. | Print My Blog makes WordPress a replacement for Microsoft Word![pmb_footnote]]Note: Print My Blog is not part of the WordPress Foundation. It is a plugin that extends WordPress[[/pmb_footnote] |