Andy Stratton

Ever wanted to add a snippet of text below the content of your posts/pages?
Maybe you re-purpose blog posts as press releases and need a standard EOE statement. Maybe you just want to be able to drop a sales pitch or call to action at the end of all your blog posts.
Now you can. Choose to append your snippet to just posts, just pages, or all. You can also turn off the feature on your blog post listings on your home page or your front (content) page.

Append Content

Ever wanted to add a snippet of text below the content of your posts/pages?

mansoormunib

Open source mnd

wpMynewsdesk integrates the Mynewsdesk pressroom API with WordPress. Enter your Mynewsdesk API key in Settings » myNewsDesk, place the <code>[mynewsdesk]</code> shortcode anywhere on your site, and the plugin fetches and renders your press releases, news, blog posts, events, images, videos, documents and contacts.
This plugin is not built by Mynewsdesk and Mynewsdesk does not provide support for it.
Highlights
<ul>
<li>Modern, object-oriented codebase (PHP 8.0+).</li>
<li>All output is escaped; all input is sanitized.</li>
<li>AJAX requests are protected by WordPress nonces.</li>
<li>HTTP requests use the WordPress HTTP API (<code>wp_remote_get</code>) with timeout and user-agent.</li>
<li>XML parsing is hardened against XXE (<code>LIBXML_NONET</code>).</li>
<li>Compatible with WordPress 6.5 through 7.0.</li>
</ul>

Mynewsdesk

Working fine

Embed press releases and other Mynewsdesk pressroom content in WordPress with the [mynewsdesk] shortcode.

Append Content vs Mynewsdesk