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ElderLawAnswers Content Terminal
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<li>Monthly Articles created by our editorial department get posted to your WordPress website.</li>
<li>Drive more traffic to your firm website.</li>
<li>Automatically add more consumer content.</li>
<li>Easy install and setup.</li>
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Get your Client e-letter Articles on your Firm’s Website
The ElderLawAnswers and Academy of Special Needs Planners e-letter Builder allows you to include the latest news as well as choose the articles most relevant to your clientele from our extensive library.
Features include:
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<li>Import new articles automatically (using wp-cron).</li>
<li>Articles will be imported as posts which you can manage as part of your content strategy</li>
<li>Articles sent as part of your newsletter will be displayed on your site</li>
<li>Set category</li>
<li>Set what author to assign imported content to</li>
<li>New posts can be imported and immediately published, or held in Draft status for your review</li>
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Simple to set up, and automatic thereafter:
We’ve created this tool to simplify your practice development efforts. Once installed and configured, it will work automatically in the background to provide new value to your visitors.

ElderLawAnswers Content Terminal

ElderLawAnswers Content Terminal allows you to import expert elder law and special needs law content to educate your clients.

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The Add image to Post plugin is a WordPress plugin that allows you to insert a image to your post from external link. The plugin scan the external website to find the most revelant image and add it as a featured image associated to a post. The plugin only trigger when your articles page (single) is loaded once, after that, the image become the post featured image and create a custom field with the name “gc_thumb” and give you the full url of the new image location on your server. More infos at http://www.appsmobiledev.com/wordpress-add-image-to-post-plugin
Work well for Autoblog WordPress blog like Autobloggeg or WPRobot.
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<li>Add image as you write your post</li>
<li>insert a image to your post from external link (Great for autoblog website)</li>
<li>Scan your post content to find external link, take the most revelant image from the external website and add it to your upload folder and show it in your post or/and loop</li>
<li>Work well for Autoblog WordPress blog like Autobloggeg or WPRobot.</li>
<li>Use any custom field already set in your WordPress blog to find image from external website.</li>
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<h3>Instruction</h3>
<h3>How to add image in loop?</h3>
Your theme may already be set to show featured image in loop, like the home page, search and tags and may work right after instalation and setting.
<h3>How to add featured image in loop. (index page, search page, tags search page ect.)</h3>
if(has_post_thumbnail()) { 
 the_post_thumbnail(); 
}
Give size (usually, you can set thumnbail size in your WordPress Settings => Media => Thumbnail size)
 ‘alignleft’)); 
} ?>
<h3>Using Get_post_meta</h3>
The Add image to Post plugin automatically create a new Post Meta named: gc_thumb
if(get_post_meta($post_id, “gc_thumb”, true)) 
 { 
 $gc_img_link = get_post_meta($post_id , “gc_thumb”, true); 
 echo ”; 
 }

Add image to Post

The Add image to Post plugin allows you to insert image automatically as featured image your post from external link.

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