WP-Fragment

WP-Fragment makes it easy to set up little “fragments” of text which can be displayed in your pages, posts, sidebar and/or template files.

Why would you want to do such a thing? Well, maybe you won’t… Here are a few instances where fragments come in handy. (or simply watch the WP-Fragment Overview video)

  • If your theme’s home page has hand coded blocks of text.
  • If you use a slogan or text that gets repeated many places throughout the site.
  • If you use the same javascript code or images multiple times throughout your site.

Getting Started

(Or simply watch the WP-Fragment Installation video)

  1. Download the plugin (zip file)
  2. Unzip the file and upload the wp-fragement folder to your WordPress plugin folder
  3. Activate the plugin
  4. Go to Settings > WP-Fragment
  5. Here you will be able to Create, Edit, and Delete fragments

Using WP-Fragment

There are two different ways to add a fragment to your site.  By adding a “short code” to your pages/posts or by adding a function to your templates/sidebar widgets. Below are the most basic examples.  For a more in depth explanation, check out WP-Fragment Advanced Usage (and you guessed it, there’s a handy little video there for you to watch)

Adding a fragment to your pages/posts

[fragment name="FragmentName"]
(where FragmentName is the name of a fragment you've created)

Adding a fragment to your template or sidebar widget

<?php
if(function_exists('fragment'))
    fragment("FragmentName");
    //(where FragmentName is the name of a fragment you've created)
?>

Again, the above will get you up and running. To do more advanced cool stuff, go to the WP-Fragment Advanced Usage page.

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