Fusion original and major open-source project was introduced back in November as Shortcake and it was designed to makes WordPress shortcodes a ‘piece of cake’ and since Shortcodes are a core component of WordPress structured publishing, it only made sense to use it. Shortcake provides a simple to use visual interface to make shortcodes as user-friendly as they are powerful. When registering a field for a given shortcode attribute, you can use the meta argument to define arbitrary HTML attributes for the field and if you have previously created shortcode UI using Shortcake for an element with an inner content field. you’ll need to change the element’s registration code. Continue reading this story here.
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