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Author: Ian Whitcomb

WordPress Reusables was created to help developers manage their content more efficiently. By allowing content to be stored and edited in a single location on WordPress it is possible to update a single piece of content that will update retroactively anywhere that the reusable is being used. This plugin creates a more front-end approach to templatizing content and even makes it possible to create or modify an entire theme without touching the PHP code.

New in Version 2.0

Nesting reusables is the ability to place reusables inside of other reusables. This can be handy in templatizing content and also offers the ability to create a pretty complex configuration of reusables for managing content.

Meta content allows users to define interchangable content within a reusable. This furthers possibilities by not only allowing the ability to templatize content but also switch entire reusables with ease.

Descriptions can now be added to individual reusables to better keep track of what a reusable was created for.