Mike W

Simple code, real customization.
Shortcode:
<pre><code>[GWDrss feed='https://goldsborowebdevelopment.com/feed/']
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The following values can be “tweaked”:
<ul>
<li>limit (default 5) – limit the number of items</li>
<li>container (default ul) – specify the HTML tag for the list container</li>
<li>container_class (default null) – add a class to the list container</li>
<li>list (default li) – specify the HTML tag for the list item</li>
<li>list_class (default null) – add a class to the list item</li>
<li>title (default 25) – specifies how long the title is (0 to remove the title)</li>
<li>link (default true) – hyperlinks the item (false to disable linking)</li>
<li>target (default _blank) – specifies how to open a link</li>
<li>desc (default 150) – specifies how long the excerpt is (0 to remove the except)</li>
<li>auth (default true) – displays the author (false to disable)</li>
<li>before_link (default null) – HTML to place before a link</li>
<li>after_link (default null) – HTML to place after a link</li>
<li>date (default null) – use PHP Date code to enable (ie: <code>date='M j, Y'</code>)</li>
<li>thumb (default false) – (buggy) true to enable a thumbnail</li>
</ul>

myGWD RSS ShortCode

et4aa

Getting Started 
Create Your First Article 
Navigate to the HelpWidget Admin Page.
Click on “Add New Post”.
Choose whether you want a WordPress Gutenberg post or an Elementor post.
Be creative! Add images, buttons, videos, and other elements as needed. 
The title of your post will appear in the HelpWidget and will act as a button to reveal the article’s content. 
Click Publish, and the article will be displayed on every page of your site.
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Advanced Features 
Path Tags 
To maximize the plugin’s potential, you can assign a path tag to an article to control which pages it appears on.
Navigate to the page where you want the article to display.
Look at the URL and copy the part after the first slash.
Example: 
URL: example.com/shop 
Path: /shop 
Return to the HelpWidget Admin Page and edit your article.
On the right-hand side, find the Tags section and add the following:
path:/shop 
Displaying on Multiple Pages 
To display an article on multiple pages, use the following format:
Examples:
URL: example.com/index → Tag: path:/index 
URL: example.com/shop → Tag: path:/shop 
Add separate tags for each page as needed.
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Query Tags 
Query tags work similarly to path tags but target the part of the URL after the “?” character.
Example:
URL: example.com/shop?loggedIn=true 
Tag: query:loggedIn=true 
This ensures the article is only displayed if the URL contains loggedIn=true.
Rules for Query Tags:
If you define multiple query tags, only one needs to match. 
If you include multiple conditions in a single query tag (connected by &), all conditions must be met. 
The order of conditions does not matter. 
Examples:
Single Query Match:
Tag 1: query:loggedIn=true 
Tag 2: query:user=admin 
URLs like example.com/shop?loggedIn=true or example.com/shop?user=admin will match. 
Multiple Conditions:
Tag: query:loggedIn=true&user=admin 
Only URLs like example.com/shop?loggedIn=true&user=admin will match. 
Note: URLs such as example.com/shop?loggedIn=true or example.com/shop?user=admin will not match, as they do not meet both conditions.
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Need Help? 
If you have any questions, suggestions, or encounter bugs, feel free to reach out! 
Email: et4aa.studios@gmail.com
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Planned Features 
More Tag Types: Add support for session-based or cookie-based tags. 
Enhanced Customization: Include options for button design, such as text, shape, and icons.

HelpWidget

This plugin is designed to help customers It is highly dynamic, allowing the content of the HelpWidget and its display timing to be fully customizable

myGWD RSS ShortCode vs HelpWidget