jondor

<p>This plugin implements an widget which can show a different, page controled, rss feed. What I wanted was the last x plugin reviews on the page<br />
with the plugin info.<br />
For this I added an extra field to every page in which an plugin related id can be stored. This id then will be used by the widget to<br />
replace the @ID@ marker in the rss feed.</p>
<h4>example</h4>
<ul>
<li>page rss id: gps-map-widget</li>
<li>widget rss feed: https://wordpress.org/support/rss/view/plugin-reviews/@ID@</li>
<li>result: the last posts in the feed https://wordpress.org/support/rss/view/plugin-reviews/gps-map-widget</li>
</ul>
<p>When the page rss id is empty, there’s also a default title and rss feed  to use.</p>
<h4>alternative use</h4>
<p>The defaults are for use with the plugins. But.. You can also change the rss feed in the widget settings to only @ID@ and add a<br />
complete feed url to every page resulting in a complete different feed on every page.</p>
<p>I use this widget together WooSidebars (https://wordpress.org/plugins/woosidebars/) so I can easy controle where the widget ends up..</p>


rss-per-page

This plugin implements an widget which can show a different, page controled, rss feed.

Joe Rhoney

AddFunc

<p>Allows administrators to add code to the <code><head></code> and/or footer of an individual post (or page or other content) and/or site-wide. Ideal for scripts such as Google Analytics conversion tracking code and any other general or page-specific JavaScript. A very simple, reliable and lightweight plugin.</p>


AddFunc Head & Footer Code

Easily add code to your head, footer and/or immediately after the opening body tag, site-wide and/or on any individual page/post.

rss-per-page vs AddFunc Head & Footer Code