DevriX

Alex Dimitrov

<p>DX Sources is a plugin giving you easy way of adding sources to your posts. Be it news or technical article sometimes specifying sources is required and DX Sources provides with a tool just after your post editor where you can add dynamically new items without refreshing the page.</p>
<p>The list of sources will be displayed under your article’s content with numerical representation before the name like [0], [1] e.t.c. Those numbers can be used for linking any text in your article to the source requried by adding link with url <code>#dxs-<the source number></code>. For example the 4th source would be linked with <code>#dxs-4</code> and so on.</p>
<h3>For theme developers:</h3>
<p>The plugin doesn’t include any stylings or scripts to the front-end (theme), so no extra requests. There is also no inline or injected CSS to worry about overwriting. All the stylings are up to you. The markup uses <code><ul></code>, <code>strong</code> and <code>em</code>, so by default it should be styled properly. Still if you need anything more every single element has clean class names you can use. You can also use the unique incremented IDs for specific target if required.</p>


DX Sources

Easily add the sources for your articles in the end of a post and link them through #dxs- ID for fast reader's navigation.

Brad Parbs

surfboards

<p>Quickly and easily view all your published posts.</p>
<h3>Availiable filters</h3>
<pre><code>published_widget_icon - The dashicon to use for the dashboard widget.
published_widget_title - The title to use for the dashboard widget.
published_post_types_to_show - An arry of post types to show in the widget. Defaults to all post types.
published_widget_query_args - An array of arguments to pass to the WP_Query.
published_show_in_widget - Will pass ID of each post, returning `false` will not add it to the dashboard widget.
</code></pre>


Published

A WordPress plugin to quickly and easily view all your published posts.

DX Sources vs Published