seelennebel

That would be great,
of course I know that there are 2-3 commercial solutions.
Unfortunately, these are marketing monsters that are more about collating and analysing content etc. etc.
There’s no hurry for me, because then I’ll add the RSS block from the block editor first and later ‘Display Remote Posts’ with images… (or similar).
It’s not a commercial site, but a sports club.
In one section reference is to be made to another (multi-wordpress is not an option).
For me at least, ‘Display different Posts’ with more design freedom would make sense (CSS is ok).

Sorry Oliver for the confusingly placed messages ??

I use the Block-Editor and Twenty Twenty-Four…nothing special.
(the site is still under development / testing and protected by .htaccess.)

Hello Oliver,

I use the Block-Editor and Twenty Twenty-Four… but that doesn’t really matter. Because my wish is more fundamental.
The ‘Display Remote Posts’ plugin always displays the most recent post in each block, and you want to display different posts in different columns.
Claude suggests an addition to the php which then ends with the instruction for different shortcodes.
[custom_remote_post feed_url=‘https://example.com/feed’ offset=‘0’]
[custom_remote_post feed_url=‘https://example.com/feed’ offset=‘1’]
[custom_remote_post feed_url=‘https://example.com/feed’ offset=‘2’]
etc.
The standard RSS block element offers the possibility to display the lines or blocks… directly in the block editor and without shortcodes.
This would of course be easy to use….

Hello Oliver,

I use the Block-Editor and Twenty Twenty-Four… but that doesn’t really matter. Because my wish is more fundamental.
The ‘Display Remote Posts’ plugin always displays the most recent post in each block, and you want to display different posts in different columns.
Claude suggests an addition to the php which then ends with the instruction for different shortcodes.
[custom_remote_post feed_url=‘https://example.com/feed’ offset=‘0’]
[custom_remote_post feed_url=‘https://example.com/feed’ offset=‘1’]
[custom_remote_post feed_url=‘https://example.com/feed’ offset=‘2’]
etc.
The standard RSS block element offers the possibility to display the lines or blocks… directly in the block editor and without shortcodes.
This would of course be easy to use….

Hello Oliver,
I still have the problem that the images are not displayed correctly.
-> Version 1.0.9
-> Block editor

The images are displayed correctly in the backend of the block editor.

CSS for this is:.wp-block-image img {
box-sizing: border-box;
height: auto;
max-width: 100%;
vertical-align: bottom;
}

This CSS instruction is then missing in the output!

Of course you can copy the short CSS code manually as additional CSS…
Then it works!

Thanks and best regards

The ‘Display Remote Posts’ plugin always displays the most recent post in each block, and I want to display different posts in different columns.
Could you customise the plugin to add an additional parameter for the offset.
Anyway, I am looking for a solution to display several news next to each other in columns or blocks.

After clicking on “Conditions”, nothing happens. The list of pages does not open.

Version 1.2.5 will not fix the problem.

Question about a solution proposed here:
If I re-install the plugin, do I have to set up all the already assigned menus again?

Hello nK,
version 1.11.3 has fixed the issues.

Thanks a lot

Hello nK,
Thank you for trying to make the plugin compatible with WPBakery again.
Unfortunately it still doesn’t work for me.
Background images are partially displayed again. However, not like before or incorrectly…
It would be very nice if Advanced WordPress Backgrounds continued to work with WPBakery.
Greetings

Example

https://www.dropbox.com/s/lcwfvyy1sccx2jr/Advanced%20WordPress%20Backgrounds.pdf?dl=0