Since it’s released under the GPL, you can use it free of charge on your personal or commercial blog. This advance fee plugin is public domain. Thanks to Dave Wolf for the original idea, to Thomas Fischer and Gunnar Tillmann for code enhancements in the original build up to version 4.6.1 and Ilya Shindyapin, for the idea and solution of pagination before version 4.6.1. Acknowledgementsīased on Frank Bültge RSSImport plugin that was no longer supported.

Includes English, French and Spanish languages. See Installations tab for usage examples and all the shortcodes. Check the boxes for the shortcodes that you’d like to use for your widget. To use the RSS Feed Pro widget, please go to widgets and find a widget called “RSS Feed Pro”. Add the feed URL then the user can select their sort mode (By Year, By Category and By Author Name) To create a shortcode for sorting your RSS feeds archive catalog, please activate the plugin then click on RSS Archives > Add New Under “Shortcode Details”. As with all other content you publish, make sure you are allowed to stream the content of the feeds you are going to import. The plugin uses only standard WordPress functionality therefore no external libraries are required. If you uninstall RSSImport and install RSS Feed Pro, you should not loose any of your current configurations.

RSS Feed Pro will display feeds in your blog, using PHP, a widget or shortcode. The plugin is an upgraded and advanced revision of Frank Bültge’s RSSImport. You setup your preferred podcast hosting, the plugin delivers to your WordPress build. RSS Feed Pro is a full feature podcasting plugin designed for both beginners and power-users. WordPress comes with a default site-wide RSS feed but it isn’t sufficient when it comes to podcasts, where it only shares blog posts.

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