Easy Bootstrap Shortcode Pro adds Bootstrap-style content components to WordPress posts and pages through editor buttons that insert shortcodes. A setting lets you use these styles with themes that are not based on Bootstrap.
Set up theme integration
After installing the plugin, pick how its CSS and JavaScript work with your theme. You can use JavaScript from a CDN or disable the extension script. Disable the plugin CSS to use your own stylesheet, and add a custom CSS class to shortcode output when you need to target it. Sidebar widgets let you display shortcodes in sidebars and footers.
If you need a custom shortcode prefix to avoid conflicts, choose one during initial setup. Changing the prefix later can make existing EBS shortcodes stop working.
Build responsive layouts
Use grid shortcodes to place multiple columns in a row, select their widths, and add offsets. Column behavior can be adjusted for medium, small, and extra-small screens.
The component set also includes accordions, tabs, lists, notifications, popovers, tooltips, panels, progress bars with labels, labels, buttons, icon headings, tables, responsive pictures, wells, dropdown buttons, button groups and toolbars, description lists, service boxes, responsive sliders, badges, and jumbotrons. Image effects include round, thumbnail, and square treatments. Font Awesome and Glyphicons icons are available through the editor.
Pro presentation styles
Pro components include line separators, drop caps, YouTube and Vimeo video elements, boxes and frames, horizontal rules, testimonials, section headings, social elements, lead text, page headers, and highlights.
