Smart Notice Board

Description

Smart Notice Board adds a Notices custom post type so you can create announcements like normal WordPress posts (title, content, excerpt, featured image). You then place a shortcode on any page to show a responsive grid: icons, excerpts, dates, pagination, or load more.

Here are the Demos:

View live Notice Board demos

Support:

Get support at Orvian Soft

What you get (free)

  • Custom post type rzcnb_notice_board with optional single template under templates/.
  • Hierarchical Notice categories taxonomy (rzcnb_notice_category).
  • Shortcode builder under the notices admin menu: create multiple saved configurations (stored in the rzcnb_custom_shortcodes option).
  • Shortcode: [rzcnb_notice_board id="X"]X is the id of a saved configuration listed on All Shortcodes (you create configs with Create Shortcode; nothing is auto-created on install).
  • Grid layout: separate column counts for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
  • Style presets plus detailed styling (colors, padding, border radius, typography for title/excerpt).
  • Pagination or AJAX load more (mutually exclusive; configurable batch sizes per breakpoint).
  • Optional sort order (orderby whitelist + ASC/DESC).

Premium / Freemius

Paid tiers (when licensed via Freemius) can unlock additional behaviour such as advanced layout locks, scheduling, role-based visibility, and email notifications. See your pricing page and in-plugin upgrade prompts for the current split.

How to use (from scratch)

  1. Install and activate the plugin.
  2. Open Notice Board Create Shortcode (or Add New Shortcode), set up your board, and save. It will appear on All Shortcodes with a numeric id and the full shortcode ready to copy.
  3. Create notices with Notice Board Add New (or Notices in the menu). Use the Excerpt for the short text shown in the grid when excerpts are enabled.
  4. Assign Notice categories if you want to filter this board by category (use matching slugs in the shortcode configuration).
  5. Edit any page (or use a Shortcode block) and insert [rzcnb_notice_board id="X"], replacing X with the id from All Shortcodes.
  6. If pagination or load more misbehaves after changing permalinks, visit Settings Permalinks and click Save once to flush rewrite rules.

Installation

  1. Install the plugin (upload the folder to /wp-content/plugins/ or use Plugins Add New in the admin) and activate it.
  2. On activation the plugin registers the Notices post type and Notice categories; it does not create a default shortcode. Add at least one board under Notice Board Create Shortcode, then use the id from All Shortcodes in [rzcnb_notice_board id="X"] on any page.
  3. Publish notices so your board has content to show.

FAQ

How do I get support?

Get support at Orvian Soft

Open our support page and use the form to contact us.

What should I include so you can help quickly?

  • Your website URL
  • Product type (WordPress Theme / WordPress Plugin / React / NextJS Theme) and the second dropdown when it appears — choose this plugin (Smart Notice Board)
  • Order ID, if you have one
  • Board / shortcode ID from WordPress admin: Notice Board All Shortcodes — the shortcode looks like [rzcnb_notice_board id="123"]; the number is the ID
  • A clear subject and description of the issue
  • Screenshots or a small export (the support form accepts common image types, PDF, or ZIP up to 10 MB)

Can I show only one category?

Set the category field when editing a shortcode configuration (comma-separated slugs if you need more than one).

Where are shortcodes stored?

Board configurations are saved in your WordPress database (option rzcnb_custom_shortcodes). Manage them under Notice Board All Shortcodes and Create Shortcode — you do not need to edit the database directly.

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Changelog

1.0.0

  • Initial release on WordPress.org track.