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# Invite Link Shortcode

This is an enclosing shortcode. It outputs an HTML link to the selected channel or the invite link as plain text. You can set shortcode attributes to alter its behavior.

**The text in the shortcode** - is the text of the link. If text is not set, then the channel name will be used.

***channel*** - this is the channel to which the visitor will be joined if he clicks on the banner. Put here it's ID. [Here you can learn how to find channel ID.](/argus-wordpress-plugin/version-6.3.0/general-functions/discord/how-to-find-discord-ids.md)

***tag*** - is a boolean switcher for HTML tag output.

Shortcode example:

```shortcode
[argus-discord-invite-link channel="860842180330782751" tag="true"][/argus-discord-invite-link]
```


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