phy9pas

There are two ways to use the plugin:
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Create a custom field in your post called “runkeeper” and paste the “Share” url from the Runkeeper activity you want to feature.
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Use the shortcode [runkeeper url=”example”] replacing “example” with the “Share” url.
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The map and stats for that activity will now appear in the post in an iframe.
If the formatting isn’t quite right you can amend the size and offset of the Runkeeper preview in the Settings page.

Runkeeper

Inserts previews of your Runkeeper activity into a post

Ginchen

This widget shows your latest activities from <a href="https://runkeeper.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Runkeeper</a>. The number of activities can be configured, as can the values that are being displayed (distance, speed, duration, calories burned). The widget may also be called using the [runkeeper] shortcode.
A little bit of effort is required to set it up, but it’s worth it, because this way, no third party will ever get access to your data. Everything stays between your WordPress site and Runkeeper.

Runkeeper Recent Activities

Displays a widget showing your latest Runkeeper activities. May also be called from a shortcode.

Runkeeper vs Runkeeper Recent Activities