Shortcode syntax
The Beaver Builder shortcode is really easy to use to add content to your layouts. This reference shows the syntax of the shortcode, including examples with attributes.
Using a slug​
The following is an example of a shortcode with an Slug:
[fl_builder_insert_layout slug="my-saved-row-slug"]
Using a slug & type​
If you have more than one post type with the same slug, you can specify the type
attribute to show only the saved content, as in this example:
[fl_builder_insert_layout slug="my-saved-row-slug" type="fl-builder-template"]
Using an ID​
The following is an example of a shortcode with an ID
:
[fl_builder_insert_layout id="123"]
See the Find ID or Slug article for tips on how to identify the ID or slug.
Using multiple ID's​
Enter a comma-separated list of IDs
to insert multiple layouts.
Shortcodes used too frequently on the same page or post may affect performance. For more information, see our Performance article.
[fl_builder_insert_layout id="123,456,789"]
WordPress Multisite support​
In WordPress Multisite installations, you can specify the site
attribute to enter the ID
of a subsite to pull saved content from one subsite to another.
The site
attribute is only available in Pro and Agency versions of Beaver Builder.
[fl_builder_insert_layout id="123" site="5"]