This plugin allows you to display a list of posts on your website on any page.

Maksym Marko

<p>
    This plugin allows you to display a list of posts on your website on any page.<br />
    You can display the default WordPress post types or Custom Post Types by placing the shortcode to the page where you want to collect the post items.
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<p>
    You should use the shortcode below to place it on the page.
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    [mx_ddp_post_template post_type=”news_sport” term_ids=”18,19″ posts_per_page=”5″ pagination=”none” default_image_url=”http://yourdomain.com/path-to-image/no-photo.jpg”]
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<h3>Where the properties are:</h3>
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        post_type – The post type to display (default value = ‘post’)
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        term_ids – The exists taxonomy IDs of the current (post_type prop.) post type. You should place list of category IDs separated by comma (,). (default value is not specified)
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<li>
        posts_per_page – Number of posts on each page (default value = ’10’)
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        pagination – Type of navigation. Defined values: none, numbers, load_more (default value = ‘numbers’)
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        default_image_url – If a post doesn’t have any thumbnail, you can set up the default image (default value is not specified)
    </li>
<li>
        search_bar – Display search bar. Defined values: on, off (default value = ‘on’)
    </li>
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    How does it work?
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