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//put your feed in post/page with
//[add_rss url = "my feed uri" 
//items = "number of items to retrieve" 
//title = "title for" 
//show_date = "show date or not" 
//show_author "show author or not" 
//show_summary = "whether to show a summary of each item"]
//declare the function
//from the original wp_widget_rss_output
//bit customized

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10 Front-End Websites You Need To Know As A developer

HTML/CSS Templates

• https://templated.co/
• https://html5up.net/

Design Inspiration

• https://dribbble.com/
• https://www.behance.net/

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10 Front-End Websites You Need To Know As A developer

HTML/CSS Templates

• https://templated.co/
• https://html5up.net/

Design Inspiration

• https://dribbble.com/
• https://www.behance.net/

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SOLVED! WORDPRESS ASKING FOR LOCAL FTP CREDENTIALS ON XAMPP

A few developers were asking why their localhost instances of WordPress were asking for FTP credentials when trying to install new plugins and themes. If you’re getting the dreaded “Please enter your FTP credentials” page and you’re running XAMPP for your local WP development environment, do not follow the popular StackOverflow answer that tells you to chown your wordpress folder to _www. Read more for the real fix.

There’s a Stackoverflow page that tells you to chown your local environment to www, but according to the <a href=“http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-macosx.html” target=“blank”>recent XAMPP documentation, Apache is running as user ‘daemon.’

So the fix is to go into your Terminal and cd to your local directory. If you develop a lot of wordpress stuff at the same time, you can just chown your htdocs directory (remember that you should never use XAMPP as a production environment, which means you should never follow these ideas for live