# Edwiser Bridge Shortcodes

**Shortcode \[eb\_courses]: This shortcode is used to display the courses on a page. The parameter which can be used with this shortcode is as follows:**

* **\[eb\_courses order=”ASC|DESC”]** – Displays the courses in Ascending/Descending order.
* **\[eb\_courses per\_page=”Number”]** – Enables pagination and limits the number of courses displayed on a page. For instance, \[eb\_courses per\_page=”12″] will display only 12 courses on page one and the next courses on page 2 and so on.
* **\[eb\_courses categories=”Category\_Slug(s)”]**– Displays courses from a specific category/categories. For instance, \[eb\_course categories=”Science”] will display only the courses from Science category
* **\[eb\_courses cat\_per\_page=”Number”]** – Shows only those courses from the set number of categories.
* **\[eb\_courses group\_by\_cat=”yes”]** – Groups and displays the courses as per categories on the page.
* **\[eb\_courses horizontally\_scroll=”yes”]** – Displays all the courses inside a horizontal scrollbar.

**Shortcode \[eb\_my\_courses]: This shortcode is used to display the ‘my courses’ on a page. The parameter which can be used with this shortcode is as follows:**

* **\[eb\_my\_courses my\_courses\_wrapper\_title=”My Courses”]** – Sets a custom title to your my courses page.
* **\[eb\_my\_courses recommended\_courses\_wrapper\_title=”Recommended courses”]** – Sets a custom title to the recommended courses section on the my courses page.
* **\[eb\_my\_courses number\_of\_recommended\_courses=”4″]** – Sets the number of courses to be displayed on the recommended courses section on my courses page.

**Shortcode \[eb\_user\_account]: Displays the user account on a page.**

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