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The plugin will show the next planed post with the featured image, a custom made text from a text field where you create new post and the publishing date and time.
The plugin has language files for English, Norwegian
<h4>How does the plugin works</h4>
After installing and activate the plugin. 
Add the SNUP widget from the Widget menu. 
Create a new post. Write your text as normal. 
In the new field (“Show Next Upcoming Post”) below the text field for the post you can add a teaser text. 
You add a featured image. 
Add a planned date for the posting, and press “Planned”. 
This teaser text will not show up when the post is published. 
<h4>Now the plugin is in english. Can I change the language ?</h4>
Sorry, there is no option in this version for specify a language. 
The language is set based on which language your WordPress Installation uses. 
The plugin has English, Norwegian files. 
<h3>Ordered / Unordered list</h3>
Ordered list:
<ol>
<li>Show post title</li>
<li>Show custom title in widget</li>
<li>Show featured image</li>
<li>Show custom made teaser text</li>
<li>Show planned publishing date and time</li>
<li>Easy to add SNUP as a widget from widget menu</li>
<li>Show the next 5 planned posts on the widget at the dashboard</li>
</ol>
Unordered list:
<ul>
<li>Add function for slideshow at the frontside with the next 3 posts.</li>
<li>Admin panel / side for the widget with settings for slideshow functions.</li>
</ul>

Show Next Upcoming Post

SNUP-Widget Plugin for Wordpress that the show next upcoming post, featured image, teaser text and published date.

Samuel Coskey

Victoria Gitman

This is another simple plugin to add a little functionality of a 
calendar to your blog. With this plugin you can specify, for any of 
your posts, an associated “Event Date” using a new widget in the post 
editor. Then, elsewhere on your site, you can retrieve a list of 
future events using the <code>[upcoming]</code> shortcode on any post or page.
The shortcode supports several options:
<ul>
<li>
category_name: If defined, show posts only from these 
categories. You can provide multiple comma-separated category 
identifiers (slugs).
</li>
<li>
days_old: Show events whose Event Date is no more than this many 
days past. The default is <code>0</code>, which shows only events taking place 
today or later. If you enter a non-numeric value such as infinity, 
then all matching events will be shown regardless of the Event Date.
</li>
<li>
style: One of list (default) or post. If it is list, then 
the list style is indented and bulleted. If it is post then the 
title is promoted to <code><h2 class="upcoming-entry-title"></code> and the list 
style is plain.
</li>
<li>
text: One of none (default), excerpt, or normal. If it is 
excerpt, then the post excerpt is shown, similar to search results. 
If it is normal then the full post (up to the <code>[more]</code> tag) is 
shown.
</li>
<li>
null_text: If no results are returned, shows this text. 
Defaults to <code>(none)</code>.
</li>
<li>
class_name: If defined, adds this class name to the generated <code><ul></code> 
tag. Useful for custom styling.
</li>
<li>
show_date: If defined, the date will precede the post title
</li>
<li>
date_format: If showing the date, this php date format will be 
used. The default is the Date Format value from the General Settings 
page. I recommend <code>"F j, Y"</code>, which displays as “May 12, 2012”.
</li>
<li>
q: Arbitrary additional arguments to pass to the query. See the 
<a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query/#Parameters" rel="nofollow ugc">WP_Query</a> 
page for available syntax. For example, to show only events with tag 
“workshop”, and only 3 such events, you would write <code>[upcoming 
q="posts_per_page=3&tag=workshop"]</code>.
</li>
</ul>
The output can then be further formatted using CSS. We recommend the 
plugin <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/imporved-simpler-css/" rel="ugc">Improved Simpler 
CSS</a> for 
quickly styling your upcoming events list (and your site)!
Report bugs, give feedback, or fork this plugin on 
<a href="http://github.com/scoskey/Simple-upcoming-wordpress-plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a>.

Simple upcoming

Make an upcoming events calendar.  Just add an "Event Date" to any post, and then use the [upcoming] shortcode to list upcoming events.

Show Next Upcoming Post vs Simple upcoming