RSS to Post
By: Gordon French - 6 CommentsRSS-to-Post adds an RSS feed to each of your posts. This plugin allows the user to add an rss feed to the bottom of each post. There is a global setting for a default rss feed. Once the global feed url is set you can change, or disable the feed on individual posts. Rss-to-Post is a great way to keep new content coming to your posts, therefor helping with your Google Rating. You can view this plugin in use at Planned Diet
Admin Panel
ScreenShot
The screenshot below shows you how the rss items will appear in your blog post. The RSS Titles will take on the color settings of links in your them The RSS background will also match your theme.
You can edit the style of your rss feeds with css using the classes below. Simply add the classes to your style sheet and change as you see fit.
.rssEntree {}
.rssTitle {}
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is there some way to take control over the position on the page feed? I mean, what should I do to show output after comments?
The plugin add the feed info to your content. So no you can not move it. However you can modify the code.
If you are comfortable edit your template file just add this below you comments.
// what are we parsing?
$xml_file = $rssOptions['feed-url'];
$xml = simplexml_load_file($xml_file);
//print_r($xml);
//echo $xml->channel;
$i = 1;
foreach ($xml->channel->item as $post){
if ($i <= 3){
$i++;
echo '
link.’”>’.$post->title.’ ‘;
$shortdesc = myTruncate($post->description, $rssOptions['feed-trunc']);
echo ”.$shortdesc.’
‘;
}
} // foreach
Hey Gordon, is there a way that I can include an atom feed?
For example, I use google reader to aggregate a group of feeds however the feed to the public google reader page is a atom feed?
Alternatively, is there another workaround.