Must Read!
Mark your articles as a "Must Read" and display them in a widget or via shortcode or function
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Description
This plugin allows you to mark any of your articles as a “Must Read” to display them anywhere in a pretty convenient way.
There are three possible ways to display the list.
Widget
Just go to the Widgets screen and find the “Must Read!” widget. You can place it in any sidebar and adjust the settings.
Shortcode
[mustread number=5 image=above_title date=1 author=1 excerpt=1]
All supported params and their values are available in the FAQ section.
PHP function
mustread( array(
'posts_number' => 5, // integer
'display_image' => false, // false|above_title|below_title
'display_date' => false, // true|false
'display_author' => false, // true|false
'display_excerpt' => false, // true|false
), true );
The last parameter controls the output of the function. If you provide a false there, the function will return list HTML.
Installation
Go to your WordPress wp-admin. Plugins -> Add New. Search for “Must Read!” and install it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Installation Instructions
Go to your WordPress wp-admin. Plugins -> Add New. Search for “Must Read!” and install it.
Is there a post number limit on the list?
By default, it’s 5, but you can control this in the widget settings or shortcode/function parameters.
What are the shortcode parameters?
Supported shortcode params are:
- number – integer – number of posts to display
- image – 0|above_title|below_title – if display the image and where
- date – 1|0 – if display the post date
- author – 1|0 – if display the post author
- excerpt – 1|0 – if display the post excerpt
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Changelog
1.0.0
Initial release


