Overview
Tabule Theme includes a set of shortcodes for adding styled components to any post, page, or widget area — no block editor or plugin required.
Available shortcodes
| Shortcode | Description |
|---|---|
[tbl_btn] | A fully styled call-to-action button with custom colors, size, and alignment. |
[tbl_note] | A callout / note box with configurable background, text color, and padding. |
[tbl_latest_posts] | A grid of the most recent posts with featured images. |
[tbl_popular_posts] | A grid of the most commented posts. |
[tbl_cluster] | A flexible post grid filtered by specific IDs, categories, or tags. |
[tbl_faqs] + [tbl_faq] | An FAQ accordion with automatic FAQPage JSON-LD structured data. |
[tbl_review] | A product or item review card with star rating and Review JSON-LD schema. |
[tbl_table] | A responsive comparison table. |
Shortcode reference in the dashboard
A visual shortcode reference is available in your WordPress dashboard at Appearance → Tabule → Shortcodes. It shows every shortcode with all parameters and provides a simple generator to copy the code.
Usage notes
- Shortcodes can be used in the Classic Editor, the block editor (via a Shortcode block), widget text areas, and page builder text fields.
- The
[tbl_latest_posts],[tbl_popular_posts], and[tbl_cluster]shortcodes only show posts that have a featured image assigned. Posts without a featured image are automatically excluded. [tbl_faqs]and[tbl_review]inject structured data into the page footer. This data is suppressed when Yoast SEO, Rank Math, SEOPress, or AIOSEO is active.