titusbicknell

Short code [rssinpage rssfeed=’feedURL’] generates a list of RSS feed items with date, title, link, description and now image.
Supports multiple feed URLs separated by commas e.g. rssfeed=’feedurl1, feedurl2′ and displaying the feed name.
Supports truncation of the feed title and description now with a read more link.
Optional attributes:
<ul>
<li>rssformat allows you to format the output using format parameters e.g. the default x: Y – w z where x is the date, Y is the title with a link, y is the title, z is the description and w is the feed title, p adds a thumbnail image</li>
<li>rssitems=’number’ sets the number of items to return, default is 5</li>
<li>rssorder=’asc’ returns items from oldest to newest, default is ‘desc’ which returns items from newest to oldest</li>
<li>rsstarget=’_blank’ opens item link in new window, default is ‘_self’</li>
<li>rssdateformat allows item date to be formatted using php date parameters, default is RFC 2822 formatted date</li>
<li>rss description=’no’ suppresses default display of the description</li>
<li>rsscss=’yourclassname’ allows you to give the list a specific style rather than inheriting the default content list style in your theme </li>
<li>rsstitlelength allows you to truncate the title to a certain character length</li>
<li>rssdescriptionlength allows you to truncate the description to a certain character length</li>
<li>rssdescriptionreadmore allows you to set the text for a read more link</li>
<li>rsstimezone allows you to set the timezone in which the feed datetime will be displayed, default is UTC; use values from the php list of supported timezones e.g. PST is America/Los_Angeles, MST is America/Denver, CST is America/Chicago, EST is America/New_York.</li>
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RSS in Page

Short code [rssinpage rssfeed='feedURL'] generates a list of RSS feed items with date, title, link, description and now image.

Joost de Valk

Easily add breadcrumbs to your template. If you’re using one of the supported WordPress frameworks, it’s as easy as enabling the plugin and checking the “Try to add automatically box”, if you’re not using one of those, adding it is as simple as adding one line of code to your template!
<h4>Supported Frameworks</h4>
Currently the breadcrumbs plugin supports the following frameworks:
<ul>
<li>Thematic</li>
<li>Hybrid</li>
<li>Thesis</li>
<li>WP Framework</li>
</ul>
More info:
<ul>
<li><a href="http://yoast.com/wordpress/breadcrumbs/" rel="nofollow ugc">Yoast Breadcrumbs</a>.</li>
<li>Read more about how to improve your <a href="http://yoast.com/articles/wordpress-seo/" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress SEO</a>, so you can get the most out of this plugin.</li>
<li>Check out the other <a href="http://yoast.com/wordpress/" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress plugins</a> by the same author.</li>
</ul>

RSS in Page vs Yoast Breadcrumbs