Are Shortcode Attributes Always Passed As Strings?
Does the id in a shortcode such as [reusable id='7'] or [reusable id=7] always get interpreted by shortcode_atts()as a string regardless of whether the integer is in single quotes or not?
Does the id in a shortcode such as [reusable id='7'] or [reusable id=7] always get interpreted by shortcode_atts()as a string regardless of whether the integer is in single quotes or not?
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