Shortcodes for The Physics Next

1. Physics Equations (LaTeX Support)

Use LaTeX to display equations:
[latex]E = mc^2[/latex]


2. Highlight Important Notes

[note] This is an important note for readers. [/note]


3. Alert Messages

  • Success: [alert-success] Your content has been updated successfully! [/alert-success]
  • Warning: [alert-warning] Be cautious when handling this experiment. [/alert-warning]
  • Error: [alert-danger] This method is incorrect. Try another approach. [/alert-danger]


4. Collapsible Content (Toggle)

[toggle title="Click to Expand"] Hidden content appears here. [/toggle]


5. Code Snippet Formatting

[code language="python"] print("Hello, Physics!") [/code]


6. Button for External Links

[button link="https://example.com" target="_blank"] Visit Now [/button]


7. Table for Data Representation


| Quantity | Value | |----------|-------| | Speed of Light | 299,792,458 m/s | | Planck’s Constant | 6.626 × 10⁻³⁴ Js | [/table]```

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