=== Embed RSS === Contributors: DeannaS, kgraeme, MadtownLems Tags: inline RSS, RSS, feed, inline feed, tinymce, shortcode Requires at least: 3.3 Tested up to: 3.4.2 Stable tag: trunk Embed RSS lets users embed an RSS feed into a page. == Description == NOTE: Version 2.0+ REMOVES the ability to embed RSS feeds in a post. This is because it was too easy for users to crash their own servers in infinite loops. As of version 2.2, you can only embed RSS feeds onto PAGES. This tag places an icon in the tinymce visual editor and a button in the html editor that allows a user to enter an RSS feed url, choose the number of items to display, and choose to display content, author or date for each item. It works via the use of a shortcode in the following format: [cetsEmbedRSS id='http://en.blog.wordpress.com/feed/' itemcount='2' itemauthor='1' itemdate='1' itemcontent='1'] == Installation == Extract the folder and place in the wp-content/plugins folder. Activate the plugin. To upgrade from 1.3.3 to 1.4, delete the cets\_EmbeddRss\_config.php file and the tinymce/window.php file. Upload the rest of the files. == Screenshots == 1. User View of pop-up window for entering RSS link via visual editor. 2. User View of pop-up window for entering RSS link via html editor. 3. Site visitor view of embedded RSS with default attributes. == Changelog == 2.2 - IMPORTANT: Version 2+ no longer supports embedding feeds in posts. You can now only embed feeds in PAGES. This is because of way too many situations of people accidentally crashing their sites by putting them into infinite loops. 2.0 - completely rewritten parser to use simplepie 1.6 - removed option to ever allow on non-page content, and removed settings page 1.5 - fixed non-loading CSS. Updated for WP 3.0 1.4 - changed the structure to get rid of the wp-load. Uses different type of pop up box now. 1.3.3 - Tested on 2.9.1.1 and fixed a typo that resulted in an extra closing li 1.3.2 - Updated contributors and fixed minor typos (did not affect functionality). 1.3.1 - updated project structure to work with WordPress.org auto install/update.