Sometimes you may need to enhance your online presence and reach a wider audience through submitting your content outside your web site. For example you may want to make your posts available on most popular social network aggregators…
If you’ve ever wanted to keep a certain category out of your RSS feed, there’s an easy way to do that. Just place the following code in your Functions file. (Appearance > Editor > Theme Functions – functions.php) Simply insert the ID number from…
When we design our blogs, we tend to forget our visitors/users who’re following us with their feed readers. In this tutorial, we’re going to learn to “hack” our blog’s feed for a better feed reading experience for our users…
Is your WordPress dashboard always open? If you’re someone who’s always working on your blog and there are several blogs that like to follow, then you’ll love DashPress. It turns your WordPress dashboard…
RSS feeds are one of the most valuable tools you can use to increase people’s awareness of your website. It will let your readers being constantly updated with your latest posts, news, and updates. On the other hand, FeedBurner is a web feed management provider launched in 2004 which provides custom RSS feeds and management tools to bloggers, podcasters, and other web-based content publishers. Here on LatestWP, we use Feedburner to let our valuable readers subscribe to our RSS feed easily to get our latest updates right into their RSS feed reader.
If you have a varied site, your visitors may only want updates from certain categories but not others. Finding the category feed on a WordPress site is pretty easy for those who know the trick: just add feed/ to the end…
WordPress is moving closer and closer to true CMS all the time. However, as more people begin using it in ways other than traditional blogging software, they also use Pages a lot more than a traditional blog…
If you’re looking for a way to display RSS feeds anywhere on your site and you’re using WordPress then you’ll be happy to hear about this trick. You know about the WordPress RSS widget… but what if displaying a feed in the sidebar…
This hack delays posting to the RSS feeds for 10 minutes (you can customise it). This can be useful as it gives you some leeway to re-read the live post and make any minor changes before it goes to the RSS feeds. Using this hack you can also keep content exclusive to your site for a day or a week before pushing it out to your RSS readers…