Jesús Lopez

The Random Post Scheduler lets you schedule your draft posts in two different ways:
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<li>Date Range: Schedule your posts within a specific date range, with a minimum interval between publications. </li>
<li>Random Interval: Schedule your posts with a random interval between each publication, regardless of the dates.</li>
</ol>
This plugin is ideal for:
<ul>
<li>Blogs that want to maintain a consistent publishing frequency </li>
<li>Sites with many draft posts that need to be scheduled </li>
<li>Anyone who wants to automate content scheduling</li>
</ul>

Random Post Scheduler

Plugin to schedule WordPress posts with random dates and times within a defined range.

James Harrison

macardam

The shortcode [arandomnumber] can be added to any post, page, or widget as many times as needed to display a random number. The number has a default range of 1 – 100, but can be changed using the min and max attributes, like so:
[arandomnumber min=1 max=10000]: This will output a random number between 1 and 10,000. (Like this: 8,014) 
[arandomnumber min=-500 max=-1]: This will output a random number between -500 and -1. (Like this: -232) 
[arandomnumber min=50000000 max=60000000]: This will output a random number between 50,000,000 and 60,000,000. (Like this: 56,449,060)
etc.
If you wish to disable commas, use the comma=no attribute, like so: [arandomnumber min=100000 max=999999 comma=no]. This will output a random number within the range without the commas, like this: 456245.

A Random Number

A WordPress plugin that displays a random number on each page load via shortcode. It truly is magic.

Random Post Scheduler vs A Random Number