Is it possible for me to find an rss feed for a specific dailybooth users images? I'd like to implement my personal Dailybooth account into a blog sidebar. I'd also like the ability to set the image size and possible add a date to the image. Any help is appreciated!
http://dailybooth.com/rss/username/pictures.rss
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I am using a Instagram Feed on my wordpress website.. However my Images are being indexed by google when I wish them not to be.
Is there anyway to stop these images from being indexed or a alternative plugin I could use?
Thanks in advance for all your help!
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Try this snippet,
<!--googleoff: index-->
//your instagram feed div
<!--googleon: index>
For more information,
Preventing Google from indexing the contents of a div by reversing the string
Tell Google to Not Index Certain Parts of Your Page
Excluding Unwanted Text from the Index
Hope this will helps you.
I want to get the authenticated user's mentioned media using Instagram API.Is that possible to fetch those posts? Besides, as of all of us know that Instagram has released a new feature like multiple image as single post.For these kind of posts we are receiving a gray image as image url and type as video.Can we get all the uploaded image urls or the first image url at least? It looks so bad while showing that grayed picture in our application.
There is no API to get media with user mentions.
For the multiple image, use this as work around for now: https://stackoverflow.com/a/42429285/423089
I am building a Wordpress site, but I'm struggling to find a good plugin to achieve a few things...
Basically I want to make the website a central hub of a lot of my social networks, without me having to continaully update things in several places. So I'm wanting to do the following:
Every time I post a new Tweet, I want it to create a new Blog post on my website in the Tweet category. The post should have a default featured image and a I should also be able to set where the Tweet is displayed (i.e. in the title and post content) and if anything else is displayed after the tweet (like a follow button) for example.
Secondly, every time I upload a new video to YouTube, I want it to create a new blog post on my site in the Video category (and preferably in the Video Post Type) automatically. Again, I should have control over what is pulled into the post other than the video... for example description, tags etc. I would also like it to set the Featured Image of the post to one of the three still images that YouTube creates for a video.
Is the above achievable, and how would I go about figuring it out?
Many thanks in advance,
HT
For the first part of your question, I'm doing something similar. I'm using Twitter Tools plugin; along with Social.
HTH
I'm currently learning wordpress and I have a project where I need to create an audio podcast gallery, so users can find all podcasts, read description and download it.
What is the best method to achieve this gallery? Do I create a podcast page on wordpress and use custom fields meta function? or maybe there's a plugin? I just need to know the right method to achieve this.
I need more info about best method to create this gallery. The idea is very similar to this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts
I created a podcasts category. Then view the category's page, eg example.com/?cat=4 to see all of your podcasts.
Note, your url will have a different cat number.
I like giving my users the full text RSS feed, but I also have a few sites which pull the RSS feed and link to us from it. They want me to provide the excerpt/blurbs for the articles rather than the full text. Can anyone give me some direction on how to make this happen?
It should be possible. Wordpress has multiple feed types (see WordPress Feeds) and there are hooks for each feed type (see Feed Actions API). This suggests that you should be able to set up one feed type as a partial feed, and another as a full-text feed. Basically, you'd just be re-writing one of these feed types to ignore the setting you indicated on the "Reading Settings" admin screen.
I bet this could be done w/ a pretty simple plug-in.