Shortcode: [trustbadg]
Basic usage
Each badge set shows a copy field in the sidebar meta box on its edit screen:
[trustbadg badge_set=”123″]
Replace 123 with your badge set post ID.
Optional attributes
| Attribute | Values | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
badge_set | Post ID (required) | Which badge set to render |
align | left, center, right | Icon row alignment override |
size | small, medium, large | Icon size override |
class | CSS class name | Extra wrapper class |
Examples:
[trustbadg badge_set=”123″ align=”center” size=”large”]
[trustbadg badge_set=”45″ class=”my-checkout-badges”]
Where shortcodes work
- Classic editor (pages, posts)
- Text/HTML widgets (if your theme supports shortcodes in widgets)
- Theme template files:
<?php echo do_shortcode( '[trustbadg badge_set="123"]' ); ?> - Page builders that support WordPress shortcodes
When to use the shortcode
- Classic editor or legacy themes
- Theme hooks and custom templates
- Page builders without a native Trustbadg block
- Reusing the same badge set in many places with one copy-paste string