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Description: 
A Related Posts plugin that is easy-to-use & highly customizable. Display list of related posts by tags & categories, let you decide number of related posts and select displaying content. Come together with two ready-built themes for your use!
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Features include:
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<li>Display related posts under posts with similar tags and categories</li>
<li>Custom number of related posts to display</li>
<li>Custom title, text size, and text color</li>
<li>Select content to display for each related post: post title, post thumbnail, author, create date, excerpts, and button Read More</li>
<li>Two ready-built themes for your use: Related posts with text-only and with thumbnail.</li>
<li>Related post slider: customizable number of posts visible at once</li>
<li>User can custom style for related posts</li>
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<li>Upcoming features:</li>
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<li>Responsive design</li>
<li>Related custom post types</li>
<li>Support widget</li>
<li>Custom post excerpts length</li>
<li>And more…</li>
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Quick related post

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Easy display Related Post under post by tags and category

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This plugin is based around the concept of lists. You can create a list, then assign posts to it. (A post can only be on one list.) When a list is created, you edit the blog posts and assign them to the list. When a blog post is assigned to a list, they can be listed in your blog posts.
This plugin differs from the other ones out there, because it does no magic! (And that’s a good thing). You have to create a list. Assign various blog posts to that list.
You have complete control of your related posts, making this plugin a great asset when you create a series of blog posts, with different parts or chapters.

My Related Posts

This plugin is based around the concept of lists. You can create a list, then assign posts to it. (A post can only be on one list.)

Quick related post vs My Related Posts