Aggregate the RSS Feeds from your WordPress Links
Display organized summaries of your (Links Manager) RSS feeds.
Screenshots
Admin page
Admin page
Single Feed
Summary Feed
- “What is the Links Manager?”
- As of WordPress 3.5. The Links Manager is hidden by default. Rss Llama should enable the link manager. If you encounte problems you can learn more: About Links Manager
- “But I have a lot of links – I don’t want feeds from them all. Is this all or nothing?”
- You can display all links or just links from a specific category.
- “Does this plugin use Cookies?”
- Yes. Cookies are used to store filter terms and for sites that have been de-selected in the index.
- “Does this plugin use Javascript?”
- “Multi-site?”
- This plugin has not yet been tested in a multi-site environment.
Troubleshooting
If you encounter any problems — thing you can try:
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Check and Save the options by visiting the options tab and clicking Save at the bottom.
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Disable caching plugins and clear your browser cache.
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Check that the shortcode you are using is accurate and formatted correctly.
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Reset the options: Verify “Reset When Deactivating” is enabled in the plugin options tab, then deactivate/activate the plugin.
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View the console and enable WP_DEBUG mode to check for notices, warnings or errors. If you find any regarding this plugin, open a support ticket.
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Re-install: Deactivate and delete the plugin (this does not delete quote data) and re-install from WordPress.
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If any of the plugin files have been edited or changed try a re-install.
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Deactivate all other plugins and verify the problem still exists.
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Test some different themes and verify the problem still exists.
Security
- Be aware that external linking of sites and images creates the possibility of a (BLH) attack. Broken link hijacking (BLH) is a type of web attack which exploits external links that are no longer valid. Mainly due to an expired domain. The link content can be replaced and redirected, used to deface, impersonate, or even launch cross-site (XSS) scripting attacks.
