Message Flow free WordPress plugin

Message Flow provides you with a shortcode you can use on your posts and pages to display your posts in a JavaScript widget powered by ContentFlow. It even supports podcast integration with PowerPress and external podcast feeds. Usage Show the ten latest posts: [message_flow] Show the ten latest podcast episodes: [message_flow podcasts_only=”true”] Show the five latest posts from category number 11: [message_flow numberposts=”5″ category=”11″] Show the three latest posts from an external feed: [message_flow numberposts=”3″ feed=”http://example.com/feed.rss”] Disable excerpts: [message_flow show_excerpt=”false”] Default parameters: [message_flow numberposts=”10″ category=”” podcasts_only=”FALSE” download_link_rel=”” permalink_link_rel=”” show_excerpt=”TRUE” excerpt_length=”10″ readmore_text=”Continue reading…” order=”DESC”] Defining the thumbnails (Album Art) The thumbnails used in the widget are taken from the posts’ featured images. In the event that a podcast does not have a featured image available, Message Flow will check the following locations for a suitable fallback image: A URL to the fallback image in the shortcode: [message_flow fallback_image=”http://example.com/default_image.png”] If you’re using the PowerPress podcasting plugin, the default image will be taken from the iTunes image. PowerPress users can configure this in the “iTunes Feed Settings” section of PowerPress’ configuration. (/wp-admin/admin.php?page=powerpress/powerpressadmin_basic.php) In your theme’s directory. Just make sure it’s 165 pixels square and named “unknown-album_165.png”