The plugin includes the version of Font Awesome icon set, so you can use any of the 470+ icons in buttons, titles, and anywhere in your theme that is shortcode-enabled..
For example, the tabs, toggles, and accordion items are in HTML markup using HTML headings, with the associated content right below each heading.
However, most other shortcode plugins output the titles grouped together in the page's code as HTML list, with the titles separate from the contents.
We've also been careful not to hide any content using display none in CSS.
There will be button added to your post toolbar, allowing you to insert the example code of any of the shortcode elements into your editor window..
Finally, we've included LESS CSS source file, so if you're into that type of thing, you can change the plugin's colors to your liking merely by adjusting few LESS variables and re-compiling..
If you're developer, we've made it simple for you to integrate this plugin into your theme, and style it to match your theme's look-and-feel.
Just add theme support for the plugin, and the plugin's included CSS styles will be disabled, giving you as the developer complete stylistic control, without interference from CSS styles that would be active..
To disable the plugin's bundled CSS styles, add theme support for wpcmsdev-easy-responsive-shortcodes to your theme setup function add theme support.
Also, if your theme already includes Font Awesome icon set, you can indicate that by declaring support for it in your theme, in.
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