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Is there alternative any way (without using additional plugin) to include RSS in static page ? I want to create some static pages for my FriendFeed, Twitter, BackType etc. I know there are plugin to achieve this, but any suggestion using the built in RSS? How do I use it ?
@Mark Riley: I think my question wasn't clear. I believe there's built-in RSS parser because, we have this yoast, wordpress development blog and other wordpress news that appears in the dashboard. I believe these are fetch by built-in RSS. I could be wrong, though
- Nilesh
Perhaps you mean the wp_rss() or fetch_rss() functions, see http://codex.wordpress.org/Functio.... The first one shows the RSS items, the second only fetches them. To use these in a page I think you need a plugin to execute PHP in a post, or else you will only see the PHP code itself.
- Rob Schlüter
I tried to add a snippet of code, but that get's all messed up in here. contact me for details
- vanweerd
The complete Magpie RSS parser is built into WordPress, the Yoast RSS widget that Nilesh talks about comes with most of my plugins, and is automatically added to your blog's admin dashboard, but you could easily rewrite that to take another feed and put it on your front page or whereever you want.
- Joost de Valk
@Joost de Valk: thx, that was what i was referring to. I'll google to find out how to use Magpie RSS parser in the wordpress post. thx a ton
- Nilesh
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