HTML Feed and Word Press

One of the most popular implementation of our content feeds is the HTML Feed with the Word Press content system. You can follow the these steps to implement it.

Install the Plugin "Insert PHP"

Update 3/1/2022:  We now recommend "Insert PHP Code Snippets" by XYZScripts.

Go to the Plugins section of the Word Press admin.  Click "Add New", then search the plugins for "Insert PHP". 





Create a page for each article type

Go to your Remedy Connect CMSDesk.  This will be given to you by the staff when your content module is initially purchased.  You can go to the Launch My Site tab.  Fill out Steps 1 & 2.  On Step 3: Setup Option. 



Select HTML Feed. 



Click "Generate HTML Feed Code" to bring up your list of article types.



For each article type listed, create a new page in Word Press. 



Then type the name of the page into the "Generate HTML Feed" page.  Click the button "Record Page Names" to save the name of the page.  In this case, it would be "/river-valley/pediatric-web/breastfeeding/".


Insert Article Code

When all pages have been created, you can go back and insert code for each one of them.  To generate the code, click the button "Article(s) Body" next to the Page URL.



This will trigger a pop up box with your code.  To replace the <?php with [insert_php], you can click the orange button at the bottom that says "Replace for Word Press INSERT PHP plugin".



Highlight all the code and cut and paste them into the "Text Editor" of Word Press.  Make sure it is on Text Editor and not the Visual Editor.



Do this for each of the pages.

Set Links and Drop Downs

Next, you will want to get code to insert on either the home page or your template.  To generate this code, you can click the "Home Page Box" or you can generate a drop down or link for each article type individually.



Frequently Asked Questions

Currently, there are no FAQs for this subject



Please leave feedback, tips or questions for other users to see




Leave message



 
 Security code