Simple Custom Content

Installation

1. 01Upload the plugin to your blog and activate
2. 02Visit the settings to configure your options

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Example

For example, to display a copyright statement, you can add something like this:

<p>Copyright %%year%% My Company dot com</p>

You can add that snippet to any of the “Custom Content” settings. So you can include it on posts, pages, feeds, and in the header and/or footer, or exactly wherever is required.

Simple Custom Content enables automatic and post-specific custom content. Both of these are discussed below.

Automatic Custom Content

To display your custom content automatically, visit the “Automatic Custom Content” settings. There you can enter custom content for WP Posts and RSS Feeds. And for each, you have the following options:

1. 03Before content
2. 04After content
3. 05Both before and after
4. 06Do not display (disable)

Check out the plugin settings for more infos.

Post-Specific Custom Content

To display custom content only on specific posts, visit the “Post-Specific Custom Content” settings. There you can define custom content for any of the following shortcodes:

1. 07[scs_post] – custom content for single posts
2. 08[scs_feed] – custom content for RSS feeds
3. 09[scs_both] – custom content for single posts and feeds
4. 10[scs_alt] – content wherever shortcode is included

You can add any of these shortcodes to your posts, pages, or any custom post type. Visit the plugin settings for more infos.

Dynamic Post Shortcodes

Customize your content with any of the following post variables:

%%id%% = Post ID %%date%% = Post Date %%title%% = Post Title %%author%% = Post Author %%permalink%% = Post URL %%year%% = Current Year (e.g., for copyright)

You can use any of these shortcut variables in any of your custom content. More info provided in the plugin settings.

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Restore Default Options

To restore default plugin options, either uninstall/reinstall the plugin, or visit the plugin settings > Restore Default Options.

Uninstalling

This plugin cleans up after itself. All plugin settings will be removed from the WordPress database when the plugin is deleted via the WP Plugins screen.