[Aakash]

Hi Diana,

Great that you were able to configure the number of items in the RSS feed.

Regarding the cache, WordPress will store the cache for 12 hours by default. That is sitewide for any plugin trying to display an RSS feed.

There is however a code snippet which you can paste your theme’s function.php file.

The code is available in the FAQ section below.
https://www.aakashweb.com/docs/super-rss-reader/faq/#q-rss-feed-is-not-refreshing.

Using this code, you can change how long the RSS feed cache should be stored.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi Jen,

I’ll get back to you tomorrow on this.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi @guymc,

Sorry for the late reply. Right now it is not possible since it requires special integration with the Block editor. I’m planning for it in the future.

I can suggest a workaround for now.

You can build the blocks in a normal post, switch to the code editor, copy the HTML and paste it as shortcode content.

The challenge with this approach is that if you need to edit the code, then you need to do the same in reverse.

I’ll update once I’m able to add this feature to the plugin.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi Jen,

Thanks for using Announcer.

It might require some JS to get it done.

Can you please share your website URL? I might need to look at the site to see the possibility.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi @charlemagne,

Sorry for the late reply.

Super RSS Reader already fetches the thumbnail from <media:content>.

Please ensure Content > “Show thumbnail if present” is checked.

http://rss.cnn.com/rss/edition.rss is an example. It has <media:content> tag and the plugin is fetching the images.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi Suzuki,

Please paste the below CSS into your theme’s additional CSS settings.
This would help you.

.srr-item .srr-clearfix {
    display: flex;
    flex-wrap: nowrap;
}
.srr-title {
    margin-left: 15px
}

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi Diana,

Thanks for using Super RSS Reader.

Could you please confirm how many items are there in the RSS feed URL?

You can open the RSS feed URL and search for <item>. This number tells you the total count the RSS feed has.

Super RSS Reader does not restrict items based on license.

Regarding the text, WordPress caches RSS feed for 12 hours. Since it adds load to the server and RSS feeds usually refresh every day.

You can wait and check it tomorrow (or) add a ?1 to the RSS feed URL to consider it as a new URL and override the cache.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi Suzuki,

Sorry for the super late reply. I missed replying after opening the topic. Could you please share your website URL?

I’ll look at the website and share CSS to align in the same line.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi,

With Shortcoder plugin, you can create “shortcodes” for frequently used HTML/CSS/JS so that you can reuse.

Instead of copy pasting the a huge code you can instead use the shortcode.

If you can set any HTML/CSS/JS as “shortcode content” then shortcoder plugin will work for you.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi Gregory,

With shortcoder plugin, we can create shortcode HTML, CSS, JS. We cannot pull ACF data using Shortcoder.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

The way I suggested is the best way to get it done.

Since shortcodes are set as attribute values parsing is not working as expected. This is not only shortcoder but for any shortcode. They will be printed as is.

Another approach I can think is, create city and state shortcode like you have now.
And for the maps shortcode follow the method I told.

Now when you want to edit the city and state names, you must edit two shortcodes (maps & city/state). This will be the trade-off.

[Aakash]

Instead of creating separate shortcodes for city and state. Any reason for this? it is better to use parameters like I mentioned. It works exactly like you want.

It does not make sense to create shortcodes for simple words.

WordPress is failing to parse like mentioned earlier. This is for any shortcode not only shortcoder.

[Aakash]

Hi Stefan,

Thanks for using Shortcoder.

I would suggest trying the below format which is very simple. Looks like you are complicating.

It makes use of “custom parameter” feature.

Custom parameters

Inserting shortcode inside attributes is tricky. WordPress is confused and fails to parse.

Create a single shortcode named maps
Put this a content

<div align="center">
<div class="gmap_canvas"><iframe id="gmap_canvas" src="https://maps.google.com/maps?q=%%city:austin%%,%%state:texas%%&t=&z=13&ie=UTF8&iwloc=&output=embed" width="100%" height="400" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no"> </iframe></div>
</div>

Here city and state are the custom parameters with default values Austin and texas. These can be changed when using the shortcode.

Now use the shortcode [sc name="maps" city="denver" state="colorado"]

That’s it!

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi Terence,

Can you please share your website URL?
I’ll share CSS to change the color.

Thanks,
Aakash

[Aakash]

Hi @jefferyclark,

I’m checking. Seems like a theme problem. I’ll see if I can suggest any workaround.

Thanks,
Aakash

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