Bimal Poudel

<p>Appends other available posts of a category in the details pages of individual posts. Useful in navigating other articles of same category.</p>
<p>Additionally you can use <code>[mysitemap]</code> shortcodes with parameters.</p>
<ul>
<li><code>[mysitemap]</code>: Prints everything</li>
<li><code>[mysitemap id="5"]</code>: Restricts to a category</li>
<li><code>[mysitemap id="5" limit="5"]</code>: Limits 5 posts under a given category</li>
<li><code>[mysitemap limit="5"]</code>: Pulls 5 recent post globally</li>
</ul>


wpdebuglog

<h4>Automatically limit posts</h4>
<p>Limit WordPress post content length and add read more link.<br />
Is there a way to  limit posts in WordPress without coding (wordpress excerpt)?<br />
You can always use the more-tag and if you use it you can manually insert a break-point to cut your posts where you like.<br />
What if you want to do it automatically? Then this plugin is the answer.<br />
You can choose where it should limit your posts (home, category, archive and search).<br />
You also have some other features, for example to choose the limit method (cut by letter, word or paragraph).<br />
If you already limit your post by a more tag, this plugin don’t bother.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Limit posts by letter, word or paragraph</li>
<li>Limit posts in home, category, archive and search</li>
<li>Choose number of letters to cut with</li>
<li>Strip tags (disables images, videos and links when limit posts)</li>
</ul>


Simple WP Limit Posts Automatically

Automatically limit posts by letter, word or paragraph. Options to limit posts in home, category, archive and search.

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