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Author: Juan Sebastián Echeverry

Sometimes an RSS feed has a low bandwidth and during the page creation Wordpress has to wait after those RSS feeds had been downloaded. This plugin allows the site to read the RSS after the page was created, not during the process.

To show a Feed in a post use [lexi: configuration, rss, title, max_items] or lexiRSS($configuration, $rss, $title, $max_items).

The configuration number can be calculated as follows:

• Add 1 if you want to save it in cache.
• Add 2 if you want to show the contents.
• Add 4 if you want to show the title (this is the channel link too).
• Add 8 if you want to open it in a new page.
• Add 16 if you want to not show the RSS icon (this is the RSS link too).
• Add 32 if you want to show the author.
• Add 64 if you want to show the date.

If you want to use the title given by the RSS, use [lexi: configuration, rss, max_items] or lexiRSS($configuration, $rss, false, $max_items).

There is a button in the RichText editor created by the plugin to add a Feed.

This plugin requires minimax in order to work.

Lexi detects if your site has the SimplePie library enabled. Since Wordpress 2.8 comes with it by default you don't need to activate anything, but in earlier versions you have to install the SimplePieCore Plugin to use it instead MagpieRSS. I recomend to use SimplePie. Remember to uninstall SimplePieCore if you are using Worpress 2.8 or any latter version.

Screenshots are in spanish because it's my native language. As you should know yet I spe'k english, and the plugin use it by default.