Ankit Pokhrel

Ruth Maude

Read a Poem – Month by Month is a simple way to display fresh website content to site visitors every month. The plugin can be used for any post content, you aren’t restricted to poems.
Add your poems to the Read a Poem post entry. Enter 12 poems and then assign them to a month. Add the shortcode to a page to display a different poem each month.
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<li>Use the shortcode [poem-current] to display a different poem each month</li>
<li>Use the shortcode [poem id=XXX] to display a specific poem</li>
<li>Shortcodes can be used in a page, post, or a text widget</li>
<li>Developers can add do_shortcode(‘[poem-current]’) to their templates</li>
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Read a Poem – Month by Month

Use this plugin to display dynamic fresh post content (poems) each month. Could be used for inspirational quotes or any monthly message.

Marco Andrei Kichalowsky

This is not just a plugin, it symbolizes the enthusiasm of the gaucho developers for this awesome platform, as well as for their homeplace, Rio Grande do Sul. When activated, you will randomly see a lyric from Gaudério, a beautiful poem by João da Cunha Vargas, written in its original language, in the upper right of your admin screen on every page.
This plugin also aims to be an educational example for people who want to start building plugins for the platform. Studying the code, we can see how simple it is to extend WordPress, through functions and hooks.

Gaudério

Inspired by "Hello, Dolly", this plugin shows a line from "Gaudério", a beautiful poem by the gaúcho poet João da Cunha Vargas, sung by Vitor Ramil.

Read a Poem – Month by Month vs Gaudério