Feedspress – Support Earnware

About FeedsPress

Section Editor — Thu, 16 Mar 2023 13:58:52 +0000

FeedsPress is a powerful WordPress plugin designed to display XML feeds using shortcodes on any post or page of your website. With our plugin, you can easily add dynamic, up-to-date content to your site and keep your visitors engaged and informed.

The backend was built with Earnware 3.0 design standards, ensuring a sleek and intuitive user experience. FeedsPress comes with 9 default templates to choose from, and you can also create your own custom templates to match any site’s style and branding.

One of the unique features of FeedsPress is its support for adding featured images inside XML feeds. By default, WordPress does not include featured images in feeds, but with FeedsPress, you can easily modify the feed output to include these eye-catching visuals. This can be a great way to provide a more engaging user experience and promote content.

Another powerful feature of FeedsPress is its ability to add HTML attachments to existing feeds. These attachments will show up on the feed source XML page and on the destination feed, making it easy to include additional content or calls-to-action alongside your feed content.

Whether you’re a blogger, content creator, or business owner, FeedsPress makes it easy to display dynamic and engaging content on your WordPress site.

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Managing FeedsPress Plugin

Section Editor — Wed, 06 Jan 2021 12:29:58 +0000

WordPress update fix

After each WordPress update, re-submit FeedsPress Default Templates page, and Settings page in case a feed won’t show up;

Default WordPress thumbnails missing?

For all thumbnail images to show up, if your website is the source feed (by default WordPress doesn’t show Featured Images in feeds), please check the “Check to Insert Image to RSS Feeds” in the RSS tab of the FeedsPress plugin;

Test for a plugin conflict:

Deactivate ALL plugins;
Activate FeedsPress;
Check to see if the issue occurs;

To determine which plugin is causing the conflict, follow these steps:

Activate each plugin one by one;
Check to see if the issue occurs after each plugin is activated;

If you have any questions, please contact our Support team at support@earnware.com.

FeedsPress: First Time Set-up

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To get set up with FeedsPress, download the plugin first (click here to download the latest version) and install it on your WordPress website;
For all thumbnail images to show up (by default WordPress doesn’t show Featured Images in feeds), please check the “Check to Insert Image to RSS Feeds” in the RSS tab of the FeedsPress plugin;
Create your first FeedsPress shortcode from existing templates (click here for examples); To see all supported parameters click here;

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Section Editor — Wed, 19 Aug 2020 20:59:58 +0000

Version 1.6.49 – January 11, 2024
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Added “.typeform.com” to the DEFAULT_WHITELIST_URL.

Version 1.6.48 – October 27, 2023
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Setting “wrap_image_with_link” to true will incorporate a link into the {{image}} parameter.

Version 1.6.47 – March 3, 2023
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The default template 4 has been enhanced to replace a missing featured image with an empty div when a post is loaded. This update maintains a consistent layout for the template, even if certain posts lack a featured image.
Compatibility support up to PHP 8

Version 1.6.45 – January 12, 2023
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An HTML attachments feature was added to existing feeds, and these attachments will appear at the end of each feed. The HTML attachment will be visible on the feed source XML page (e.g., /wp-sitemap.xml) and on the destination feed.
Added “change_to_permalink” parameter that controls the output of {{local_link}} token. It can now be set to feed item’s permalink value*.*change_to_permalink only affects the {{local_link}} template token(s)

Version 1.6.42 – June 22, 2022
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Added target functionality to all default templates. To update a default template, click “Revert” button;

Version 1.6.40 – December 21, 2021
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Fixed back-end settings conflict with Elementor plugin;

Version 1.6.39 – October 26, 2021
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Added alt text feature, to show the copyright license for each image with alt text;

Version 1.6.38 – October 22, 2021
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Fixed CSS centered primary images for posts with no ads;

Version 1.6.37 – August 17, 2021
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Fixed centered secondary images in each feed;

Version 1.6.36 – August 13, 2021
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Featured images have been added inside XML feeds. By default, WordPress does not include featured images in feeds, so this task involves modifying the feed output to include the featured images. This can be useful for providing a more visual and engaging user experience, as well as for promoting your website’s content.

Version 1.6.35 – June 24, 2021
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Template 1 to 10 will now be Default Templates;
Template 1 will be the Horoscopes Templates;
Template 9 is the new Default Template: Article with Ads;

Version 1.6.33 – May 15, 2021
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Added Reverse buttons for Default Templates;
Added redirect URL setting for feed errors;

Version 1.6.31 – March 9, 2021
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Removed Horoscope sign styles (sign backgrounds are loaded on page now);

Version 1.6.30 – January 5, 2021
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Fixed margins on list items;

Version 1.6.29 – November 11, 2020
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Added front-end basic CSS styles for existing Default Templates;

Version 1.6.28 – August 20, 2020
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WordPress 5.5 compatible;
Updated admin area with Earnware 3.0 design standards;

Version 1.6.27 – August 4, 2020
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New Feedspress Settings UI page
Fixed bug where each Feedspress items are echoing

Version 1.6.26
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Fix for notifications on latest php version and WP version(5.7)

Feedspress Shortcode Parameters

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Parameters:

Name	Parameter
Feed Source URL	url=””
Hide the feed title (or description) Note: Default is feed_fields=”title, description”	feed_fields=”title”
Change the Feed item title in a link to post	link_item_title=”true”
Add a target attribute to links	link_target=”_blank”
Load a different Feed template Note: To see all templates Click Here	template=”7″
Truncate or shorten the description of each feed item	truncate_description=”100″
Change truncate_description ellipsis (…) ending Note: Use only when using truncate_description parameter	truncate_description_suffix=”read more”
Change truncated description into a link	truncate_description_to_link=”true”
Allow only certain html tags	allowed_tags=”p,br,hr”
Remove ellipsis (“[…]”,”…”) from description	strip_ellipsis=”true”
Format the date field of each feed item Note: Click Here to see all date formats	date_format=”Y-m-d”
Change feed title Note: You can also add a “mm/dd/yy” date to your title by adding “{today}”, “{tomorrow}”, and “{yesterday}” in the “title_override” parameter. Example: title_override=”See Ya In {tomorrow}” title will look like “See Ya In 06/03/20”	title_override=”Hello World {tomorrow}”
Change “feedspress” prefix in all feed item classes Example: feedspress_item_image after change will become new_class_name_item_image)	class_prefix=”new_class_name”
Remove attributes: “bgsound”, “class”, “expr”, “id”, “style”, “onclick”, “onerror”, “onfinish”, “onmouseover”, “onmouseout”, “onfocus”, “onblur”, “lowsrc”, and “dynsrc” from the feed items before Feedspress will process them	strip_attributes=”false”
Turn off the source uri added to relative paths	replace_relative_url=”false”
Convert the {permalink} to a local link in the template Note: please also add wrap_image_with_link=”true”, to wrap the existing image in a link	change_to_local_link=”true”
Convert the {local_link} to a permalink in the template Note: please also add wrap_image_with_link=”true”, to wrap the existing image in a link	change_to_permalink=”true”
Specify feed article page template Note: Use only with local_link	article_detail_template=”3″
Specify detail page URL Note: Please add the detail page when using local_link	detail_page=”specials” Note: Please add the “specials” page manually;
Number of feed items to show Note: Default value is 0 (zero – displays all items)	max_items=”5″
Display feed items containing only specific keywords Note: Use “\|” as the delimeter	filter=”free\|new\|exciting”
Exclude/hide certain feed items containing specific keywords Note: Use “\|” as the delimeter	filter_out=”bad\|terrible\|ugly”
Add pagination	page_size=”5″
Random feed items	order=”random”
Feed items in reverse order	order=”reverse”
Ignore “filter” parameter Useful when showing a feed in the footer (that appears on all the pages, including detail page) this way the detail page will show up only once;	ignore_filter=”true”
Skip first X feeds items	skip_items=”2″
Force Feedspress to ignore certain guidelines, like invalid mime types	force_feed=”true”
Turn off Feedspress decoding encoded urls	decode_url=”false”
Show xml dump file for debugging	xml_dump=”true”
Display feed raw data	show_data=”true”
Wrap feed item images in links	wrap_image_with_link=”true”

Overriding {local_link} or {permalink} template parameters

Section Editor — Thu, 14 May 2020 00:24:31 +0000

If your template has the links wrapped in {permalink}, to change them to a local link use the change_to_local_link=”true” parameter (see Examples below).
Note: Please also add the wrap_image_with_link=”true” parameter to link the images as well
If your template has the links wrapped in {local_link}, to change them to a permalink use the change_to_permalink=”true” parameter (see Examples below).
Note: Please also add the wrap_image_with_link=”true” parameter to link the images as well
- In this case also please set up the same template on both article_detail_template=”” and template=”” parameters, so it wouldn’t cache that page with a detail page. Otherwise it will show both the article_detail_template feed. Also make sure to add ignore_filter=”true” as the feed items get filtered with the current item that you’re trying to view. In order to stop the filter you’ll need to set it to true.

See all FeedsPress parameters here.
Examples

Changing {{permalink}} to local links with change_to_local_link=”true”, wrap_image_with_link=”true”, ignore_filter=”true” parameters.

[feedspress url="https://www.unitedvoice.com/category/news/feed/" title_override="" skip_items="" item_fields="title,content" feed_fields="content" allowed_tags="" template="7" max_items="2" class_prefix="feedspress" ignore_filter="true" change_to_local_link="true" wrap_image_with_link="true" detail_page="united-voice"]

Changing {{local_link}} to permalinks with change_to_permalink=”true” wrap_image_with_link=”true” parameters.

[feedspress url="https://www.unitedvoice.com/category/news/feed/" title_override="" skip_items="" item_fields="title,content" feed_fields="content" allowed_tags="" template="4" max_items="2" class_prefix="feedspress" ignore_filter="true" change_to_permalink="true" wrap_image_with_link="true" detail_page="united-voice"]

Feedspress Template Examples

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To load any of the following templates, use “template” parameter inside your shortcode (See all accepted the parameters here >):

Template 1 – Horoscopes

You could be called to put your tasks aside to help someone today. It can be frustrating at first to put your stuff on the backburner for someone else. Feel free to make a few sarcastic remarks (in your head) about the situation if it makes you feel better, Aquarius. Once done with that, stepping up to the plate has its benefits. By taking time to help other people, you are helping yourself, too. You could end up with a valuable opportunity to learn and grow — take it.

Template 2 – List View

Surveillance Creep Hits American Highways

Federal pressure is driving states to abandon the “85th percentile rule” for speed limits, raising alarms over increased regulation and potential g ...Read More

$67 Million Bombshell Rocks Newsmax

Newsmax’s $67 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems sends shockwaves through conservative media, raising urgent questions about free spee ...Read More

Template 4 – Small Sponsored Stories

ANOTHER Car Recall—Major Safety Flaw Exposed

Hawaii DEFIES Supreme Court with MAJOR Restrictions

Legal SHOCKER: Widow BLAMES ATF for Husband’s DEATH!

Brazen Gunman STORMS Border Patrol

Template 5 – Fortune Cookies

You have a good head for matters of money.

Template 6 – Big Grid

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K9 Alert Unravels $12M Meth Run

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Trump WINS Battle to Control Agencies

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BUSTED – Scientist Hid Dangerous Cargo

Template 7 – Big Grid

Template 8 – Big Grid

Surveillance Creep Hits American Highways

$67 Million Bombshell Rocks Newsmax

$150 Million Surprise—Philips Swerves, Factories Return

Template 9 – Article with Ads

Surveillance Creep Hits American Highways

Your Ad Code Goes Here

Federal pressure is driving states to abandon the “85th percentile rule” for speed limits, raising alarms over increased regulation and potential government overreach on America’s roads.

Story Snapshot

Federal agencies are pushing states to replace the long-standing “85th percentile rule” with new, more restrictive guidelines.
States like New York and California are piloting lower speed limits and expanded speed camera enforcement in urban areas.
Critics warn these changes may undermine local control, disrupt driver compliance, and lead to more government intrusion.
Trucking and driver groups express concern about new federal mandates and the economic impact of stricter limits.

Federal Push Threatens State Authority Over Speed Limits

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and other agencies have issued new guidance in 2025 pressuring states to reconsider the traditional “85th percentile rule”—a method that lets the typical, law-abiding driver help set appropriate speed limits. For decades, this system reflected American principles of local control and common sense: most drivers naturally select safe speeds, and limits set too low encourage mass noncompliance. Now, Washington is urging states to impose stricter limits based on factors like “community needs” and “equity,” signaling a possible shift toward top-down regulation that could erode the autonomy of states and drivers who know their roads best.

States such as New York and California are piloting new frameworks to set lower limits, especially in school zones and city streets. These changes often come with expanded use of automated speed enforcement—speed cameras that ticket drivers without traditional police stops. Safety advocates and some urban planners argue these measures will reduce accidents and protect pedestrians. But many drivers, especially in suburban and rural areas, view the changes as excessive, fearing that lower speed limits and automated ticketing amount to a hidden tax and an infringement on personal responsibility. Resistance is growing as drivers adjust to more aggressive enforcement and new rules that may not reflect real-world traffic conditions or local preferences.

Impact on Drivers, Truckers, and Local Communities

The federal push for lower speed limits and stricter enforcement has broad implications for everyday Americans. Trucking companies face new compliance hurdles, such as proposed federal mandates for speed limiters on heavy vehicles, which could slow deliveries and increase costs across the supply chain. Law enforcement agencies must adapt to changing rules and public frustration. For residents in urban areas, the promise of safer streets is weighed against concerns about surveillance, fines, and bureaucratic overreach. In rural America, where higher speeds are often necessary due to longer distances and open roads, the new approach feels disconnected from local realities and threatens to undermine the trust between citizens and government.

Economic impacts also loom large: stricter limits may reduce crash costs, but the costs of enforcement, compliance, and potential insurance changes could affect family budgets and small businesses. Politically, the changes have sparked debate over the proper balance of state versus federal power, reviving concerns about Washington imposing “one-size-fits-all” mandates that disregard the unique needs of communities across the nation.

Expert Analysis and Ongoing Debate

Transportation safety experts generally support context-sensitive speed limits that consider land use, crash history, and vulnerable road users. However, some engineers caution that lowering limits too far below what most drivers consider reasonable could backfire, leading to widespread noncompliance and strained police resources. Professional organizations now advocate for more holistic methods, but the transition is uneven—some states remain committed to the 85th percentile approach, citing its proven track record in maintaining order and respecting drivers’ judgment. Ongoing pilot programs and legislative reviews will determine whether the new federal guidance becomes the national norm or fuels further resistance among states determined to protect their autonomy and values.

Outdated rule that lets drivers set speed limits on US roads could be changing amid spike in highway deaths https://t.co/sFax5iNmzN pic.twitter.com/vAdkmAt9Sb

— New York Post (@nypost) August 17, 2025

As these reforms roll out, the debate will likely intensify. Americans who value limited government, local control, and common sense on the road see the dismantling of the 85th percentile rule as another example of unnecessary regulation, raising questions about the future of personal freedom and state rights in transportation policy.

Sources:

FMCSA Speed Limiter Rule 2025

Traffic Safety Store: Max Speed Limit in Every State

Wikipedia: Speed Limits in the United States by Jurisdiction

Jonathan Katz Law: Regulatory Compliance Updates for 2025

FHWA: Speed Limit Setting Handbook (2025)