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HEP Display Posts plugin allows users to display posts with responsive design in the websites in different ways by using multiple options.
You can display the posts in 2 (two) ways in your websites. They are: 
1. Using Widgets 
2. Using Shortcodes
Widget Instructions
To show the posts as widgets, you need to follow these instructions: 
* Hover on ‘Appearance’ on the left sidebar of admin panel 
* Click on ‘Widgets’ 
* In the widgets page, add an ‘HEP Display Posts’ widget in the required sidebar 
* That’s it! Now posts will be shown in the sidebar of the website
Shortcode
The shortcode of this plugin is:
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts]
</code></pre>
To show the posts as shortcodes, just paste the shortcode in your desired area, the posts will be shown accordingly. You can paste it in different posts, pages, sidebars etc. wherever you wish.
Options
There are several options to modify the display of the posts. The attributes, which are needed while using the shortcode are also mentioned. 
* Widget Title: Display the title of the widget. For example: Latest Posts 
* Number of Posts (shortcode attribute: hep_no_of_posts): How many posts will be shown. Default value is 5.
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_no_of_posts="5"] 
</code></pre>
* Text Alignment (shortcode attribute: hep_text_align): How the text will be aligned. For Arabic, Right to Left (rtl) alignment is used. For English, Left to Right (ltr) alignment is used. Default value is ‘ltr’.
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_text_align="ltr"]; the values are ltr, rtl 
</code></pre>
* Order Posts (shortcode attribute: hep_post_sorting_order): How the posts will be ordered, Ascending or Descending. Default value is ‘Descending’ (‘desc’ for shortcode).
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_post_sorting_order="desc"]; the values are asc, desc
</code></pre>
* Order Posts By (shortcode attribute: hep_post_sorting_order_by): According to which information the posts will be ordered. The options are by Date, by Post Title, or Random. Default value is ‘date’.
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_post_sorting_order_by="date"]; the values are date, title, rand
</code></pre>
* Show By Category (shortcode attribute: hep_settings_post_category): Show posts according to category(ies). The slug of the category should be given. Multiple category slugs could also be entered, separated by commas. You can keep it blank for no specific categories.
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_settings_post_category="news"]
</code></pre>
* Show By Tag (shortcode attribute: hep_settings_post_tag): Show posts according to tag(s). The slug of the tag should be given. Multiple tag slugs could also be entered, separated by commas. You can keep it blank for no specific tags.
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_settings_post_tag="tag1"]
</code></pre>
* Show By Author (shortcode attribute: hep_settings_post_author): Show posts according to author. The slug of the author should be given. Only one slug is allowed here. You can keep it blank for no specific author.
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_settings_post_author="admin"]
</code></pre>
* Hide Thumbnail (shortcode attribute: hep_hide_thumbnail): Hide the thumbnail images of the posts displayed on webite. In order to hide the thumbnail for shortcode, the value should be ‘on’.
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_hide_thumbnail="on"];
</code></pre>
* Hide Date (shortcode attribute: hep_hide_date): Hide the date of the posts displayed on webite. In order to hide the date for shortcode, the value should be ‘on’.
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_hide_date="on"]
</code></pre>
* Word Limit for Title (shortcode attribute: hep_title_word_limit): How many words of the title will be shown. Keep 0 (zero) to show the full title. Default value is 0 (zero).
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_title_word_limit="5"]
</code></pre>
* Message for No Posts (shortcode attribute: hep_no_posts_message): Message to show if no posts are found. Default message is ‘No posts found!’.
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_no_posts_message="No posts found!"]
</code></pre>
A sample shortcode is given below with some of the attributes:
<pre><code>[hep_display_posts hep_no_of_posts="5" hep_text_align="ltr" hep_post_sorting_order="desc" hep_post_sorting_order_by="date"]
</code></pre>

HEP Display Posts

HEP Display Posts plugin allows users to display posts with responsive design in the websites in different ways by using multiple options.

Maksym Marko

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


 You should use the shortcode below to place it on the page.


 [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”]

<h3>Where the properties are:</h3>
<ul>
<li>
 post_type – The post type to display (default value = ‘post’)
 </li>
<li>
 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)
 </li>
<li>
 posts_per_page – Number of posts on each page (default value = ’10’)
 </li>
<li>
 pagination – Type of navigation. Defined values: none, numbers, load_more (default value = ‘numbers’)
 </li>
<li>
 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>
</ul>

 How does it work?

<iframe loading="lazy" class="youtube-player" width="600" height="320" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/q3LcB2gtDWE?version=3&rel=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&fs=1&hl=en-US&autohide=2&wmode=transparent" allowfullscreen="true" style="border:0;" sandbox="allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-popups allow-presentation allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox"></iframe>

Dynamically Display Posts

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

HEP Display Posts vs Dynamically Display Posts