WPeMatico also did it better than the competitors I looked into at the time when i started my WordPress website. Easy to setup and understand and every field is labeled with a tooltip to let you know what it is and does and how to use it.

This is the tool you need if you’re looking for an RSS poster. Nothing else really compares.

I am using the Google for Woocoommerce plugin to submit product feeds to Google Merchant Center & then to Google Ads. I noticed in the product category tagging, I can only select top level categories when running a Google Ads Shopping campaign, however I would love to choose product feeds by sub categories. Here is a screenshot of what I mean. Only the top level categories are reflected.

https://ibb.co/jv0Jt6J

Is it possible to adjust the Google for Woocommerce feed setting to include sub categories in the Google Shopping feeds?

Thank you.

Trying to solve an issue with a website where I’m using Minimalist Blogger, but also using the plugin Podlove. Below the header and the Upper Widgets, I have a feed of all the Podlove Episodes in reverse chronological order.

I’m trying to configure the display of the feed, as its giving me huge images and I can’t find a place to configure it in either Podlove or the theme.

It’s important to note, that while this is displaying on the default page, and is effectively the homepage of the site, it’s not actually a wordpress post or page, it’s just widgets and feed. As far as I can tell, this gets referred to in WordPress as the “front” page.

Does anyone have recommendations for what to look at? I’ve scoured all the menus.

Thank you!
Merav

WP version: 6.6.2
PHP 8.1.13
Feedzy v4.4.12

Thanks
Bouke

1. Disabling the plugin causes a critical WordPress error.

Please fix this bug. Write here when the problem is solved – I’ll test plugin

2. What about the existing .XML file?
My goal is to stop generating the feed (I don’t post often) and a static XML file meets all my needs. Your plugin halfway meets my expectations. You implemented a “404” redirect and wrote the following code:

$wp_query->is_feed = false;
            $wp_query->set_404();
            status_header(404);
            /*Override the xml+rss header set by WP in send_headers*/
            header('Content-Type: ' . get_option('html_type') . '; charset=' . get_option('blog_charset') );

Please include an option for an existing .XML file in your plugin, e.g. add a field: exclude for “Location of existing xml file (for rss)” in the settings tab -> reading.
ps. I’ve .XML file on the server and I’d like the link to it not to be removed from the header.

3. Feature (the plugin will be ranked very high): Can you implement a new option in your plugin that uses the existing wordpress code that does not save the XLM file, but generates it after going to yoursite.com/feed/ to create an .XML file on the server?

Please let me know if you can do this. For example, the extended plugin functions:
– Field: radio button: rss / rss2 / rdf / atom;
– Button: “Generate XML”;
– Text field (copyable) e.g. below the “Generate XML” button.
The plugin will use the code from above point 2. so that the link to the generated .XML file isn’t removed in the header – after generating the .XML file. Finally, the code from the current plugin is run.

Please let me know what you think here too. If I have the skills to help, I will (remember, I’m not a programmer).

Best regards,
Luke