MrOnion
This post was created for demo purpose of OnionBuzz shortcodes. You can check how stories look when you place them on blog posts or any page via shortcode. It differs from how it looks when you add stories via OnionBuzz native custom posts. Using shortcodes with WordPress blog posts you need to add featured image, title and description for the post in addition. While with native OnionBuzz custom post types you need to fill the story only.
Benefits of shortcodes are that you can add stories anywhere on your website. But with native plugin features you have less worries with formatting. And the great thing is that both methods work great together on one website.
In this Demo:
Let’s check how Flip Cards in Full View mode looks like if we add it to this blog post.
Only The Most Creative People Can Tell The Country By A Pixelated Landmark
This test can determine whether you have these three important skills: creativity, observation and intelligence.
Let's begin with an easy one. Can you tell the country?
67% of the population get this one wrong:
And 72% of the population get this one wrong:
86% of the population cannot name this country:
89% of the population cannot name this one:
Only 1 in 10 people gets this one right:
And only 1 in 13 people gets this one right:
Only 5% of the population can name this country:
Only 2 in 100 people will name this country:
Only 2 in 100 people will name this country:
Share results:
Only The Most Creative People Can Tell The Country By A Pixelated Landmark
Conclusion
This demo shows that you can place OnionBuzz shortocode anywhere inside the post or page. For example, that is not necessary to begin or end the post with OnionBuzz story. We placed it in the middle of our demo article. Thanks for watching!