aaronholbrook

<p>Adds event post types to your site. Easy to use interface for adding and managing events.</p>
<h3>Roadmap</h3>
<ul>
<li>add custom post type icon</li>
<li>add options to allow date formatting</li>
<li>add language support</li>
<li>add listing layout (if possible, replaces archive-events.php?)</li>
<li>add support for single layout?</li>
</ul>


A7 Simple Events

Adds event post types to your site. Easy to use interface for adding and managing events.

Marios Alexandrou

<p>Modifies RSS feeds so that they include pages and not just posts. Deactivating the plugin restores RSS feeds to their default state.</p>
<p>Including pages in your feed is particularly useful if you’re using WordPress as a CMS where pages represent a good portion of your content.</p>
<p>The <a href="https://infolific.com/technology/software-worth-using/include-pages-in-wordpress-rss-feeds/#pro-version" rel="nofollow ugc">pro version</a> (a lifetime license is less than $15) also allows you to:</p>
<ol>
<li>Specify that ONLY pages are included in the feeds i.e. no posts.</li>
<li>Exclude/include posts and pages by ID.</li>
<li>Add custom post types such as WooCommerce products or Avada portfolios.</li>
</ol>


RSS Includes Pages

Some people say this plugin is useless, but they don't seem to be reading the description. If you want pages to be added to your existing feeds, this plugin will do that. No settings or configuration. Just activate and go.
Some additional features are in the pro version, but 30,000+ users find the free version useful enough to keep it active. You can't argue with the numbers! :-)



Adds Pages To Feeds Just Like It Says

Completely useless plugin. Only includes posts and pages into the RSS feed. For custom post types you have to pay $10. If you plan to make money with your plugins, please say so in the description so people don't waste their time.



Completely useless

Modifies RSS feeds so that they include pages and not just posts.

A7 Simple Events vs RSS Includes Pages