Feedspress – Support Earnware

About FeedsPress

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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

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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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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

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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

Jul 09, 2025… Aquarians could find themselves in a midweek slump today. But you know what? The energy today will be right for you to turn it around — quickly! The Wednesday vibe will be one of restoration and rejuvenation. If you focus on what you truly desire, you can get a shot of energy that can carry you through the rest of the week. Keep your eye on the prize.

Template 2 – List View

$314 Million Blow — Jury SLAMS Google

Google has been caught red-handed stealing cellular data from 14 million Android users without their knowledge, resulting in a massive $314 million ...Read More

NASA-Netflix Starts GROUNDBREAKING Alliance

NASA’s iconic space content will stream on Netflix this summer, bringing live rocket launches and spacewalks to over 700 million global viewers in ...Read More

Template 4 – Small Sponsored Stories

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

Unarmed Missile Launch Raises Questions Amid Global Tensions

Medicaid Access BLOCKED Under New Rules

CONFIRMED: IRAN’S Top Nuclear Sites CRIPPLED in U.S. Blitz

Template 5 – Fortune Cookies

What a great day to be alive! You really matter.

Template 6 – Big Grid

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Driving Hazard Forces MAJOR Ford Recall

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FBI Chief Discusses Successes and Funding Issues with House Committee

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Shocking Case: Teen Lived with Parents’ Bodies for Weeks

Template 7 – Big Grid

Template 8 – Big Grid

$314 Million Blow — Jury SLAMS Google

NASA-Netflix Starts GROUNDBREAKING Alliance

Asia-Pacific Bases in Crosshairs – Pentagon on Edge

Template 9 – Article with Ads

$314 Million Blow — Jury SLAMS Google

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Google has been caught red-handed stealing cellular data from 14 million Android users without their knowledge, resulting in a massive $314 million jury verdict that exposes Big Tech’s ongoing contempt for Americans’ privacy rights.

Key Takeaways

A California jury ordered Google to pay $314.6 million for secretly collecting Android users’ cellular data without permission
Google allegedly programmed Android phones to secretly transfer data while devices were idle, using consumers’ paid data plans
The class action lawsuit represents approximately 14 million California Android users who were affected by Google’s practices
A separate federal lawsuit covering Android users in the remaining 49 states is scheduled for trial in April 2026
Google plans to appeal the verdict, claiming users consented through terms of service, despite the jury’s clear rejection of this argument

Big Tech’s Invasion of Privacy Exposed

In a significant blow to Google’s data collection practices, a California jury has ordered the tech giant to pay $314.6 million to Android users whose privacy was violated through unauthorized cellular data collection. The class action lawsuit, filed in 2019 on behalf of approximately 14 million California Android users, revealed that Google was secretly harvesting data from idle smartphones without user permission. This verdict represents a rare victory for consumers against one of the most powerful technology companies in the world, whose business model relies heavily on collecting vast amounts of personal data for advertising purposes.

The San Jose trial uncovered that Google had programmed Android devices to transmit data to its servers even when users weren’t actively using their phones. “This surreptitious data collection occurred without explicit consent and at the expense of users’ paid cellular data plans,” according to court documents, the plaintiffs successfully argued that these data transmissions constituted “mandatory and unavoidable burdens” that financially benefited Google while forcing consumers to bear the costs of data usage they never authorized or were aware of.

“forcefully vindicates the merits of this case and reflects the seriousness of Google’s misconduct,” said Plaintiffs’ attorney, Glen Summers

Google’s Defense Falls Flat

Despite the decisive jury verdict, Google remains defiant and has announced plans to appeal the decision. The company’s primary defense centered on claims that users had consented to such data transfers through terms of service and privacy policies—complex legal documents that few consumers fully read or understand. Google also argued that the data collection was necessary for the proper functioning of Android devices, an explanation that failed to persuade the jury who saw through this justification and recognized the company’s true motives: enhancing its advertising and mapping capabilities at users’ expense.

Google spokesperson Jose Castaneda attempted to downplay the significance of the verdict, claiming the decision “misunderstands services that are critical to the security, performance, and reliability of Android devices.” This response exemplifies the typical corporate dismissal of legitimate privacy concerns that has become all too common among Big Tech companies. The jury’s rejection of Google’s arguments shows growing public awareness and intolerance of the predatory data practices that have long been standard in the technology industry.

“misunderstands services that are critical to the security, performance, and reliability of Android devices,” stated Jose Castaneda, Google spokesperson.

Nationwide Implications and Future Legal Battles

The California verdict may be just the beginning of Google’s legal and financial troubles over this privacy violation. A separate federal lawsuit representing Android users in the remaining 49 states is scheduled for trial in April 2026. If that case results in a similar outcome proportional to the number of affected users nationwide, Google could face a substantially larger financial penalty. This California ruling establishes an important precedent for holding technology companies accountable for deceptive data practices that have too often gone unchallenged.

This case highlights President Trump’s consistent warnings about Big Tech overreach and the need for stronger protections for American consumers. While the Biden administration continually coddled Silicon Valley giants, allowing them to exploit user data with minimal consequences, the judicial system has stepped in where regulators failed. The $314 million judgment, while significant, represents just a fraction of Google’s annual revenue, raising questions about whether such penalties are sufficient deterrents for companies that profit enormously from collecting and monetizing personal data.