CodePen Embedded Pens Shortcode Plugin

Allows the use of a special shortcode [codepen_embed] for embedding Pens from CodePen.

You can learn more about CodePen here and about this plugin here.

Basic Usage

[codepen_embed height=300 theme_id=1 slug_hash='jwGBh' user='arasdesign' default_tab='html' animations='run'] See the Pen <a href='https://codepen.io/arasdesign/pen/jwGBh'>Flat minion</a> by Amin Poursaied (<a href='https://codepen.io/arasdesign'>@arasdesign</a>) on <a href='https://codepen.io'>CodePen</a> [/codepen_embed] 

The Point

1. You can use shortcodes in the “Visual” editor. CodePen Embeds are copy-and-paste HTML that don’t work when using the editor that way. If you ever use the Visual editor in WordPress, you’ll probably want to use this plugin.

2. You can set a default theme, or override any theme set via Shortcode attribute.

3. Hopefully eventually this plugin will have more functionality. Like have a fancy UI for picking Pens to embed and more control over the HTML output.

For old school manual installation people: copy the folder “codepen_embed” into the /wp-content/plugins/ folder. Then go to the Plugins area of the Admin and activate. Otherwise, search for “CodePen Embed” from the admin area of your WordPress site in Plugins > Add New.

1. 

   An Embedded Pen

2. 

   Settings Page

3. 

   Editor with Shortcode

• 0.1 – Beta
• 0.2 – Adding line_numbers attribute
• 0.3 – Default for data_animations is now run, as documented.
• 0.4 – Added preview attribute. Removed line numbers attribute.
• 0.5 – Defaulting to v2 of Embeds by default
• 0.6 – Make sure theme_id="light" and theme_id="dark" work.
• 0.7 – Making sure data_edtiable support editable embeds.
  • 0.7.1 – Fixing naming thing
• 0.8 – Updating location of CodePen’s embed script