LinkedInclude

1. 

   How your LinkedIn Articles feed will appear on the front end

2. 

   Enter a permalink to an article on LinkedIn to fetch Related Content

3. 

   Activate an article to fetch the content and include the article among those displayed in the widget

4. 

   The widget gives you control over how the feed is displayed

5. 

   Test first whether LinkedIn's Related Content feed will return your own articles

3.0.4

• Tested on WordPress v5.8;
• Fallback to a secondary body tag ( div.article-content__body ) for scraping content;

3.0.3

• Tested on WordPress v5.7.2;

3.0.2

• Adjusted styles to work better with WordPress 5.3.2

3.0.1

• Updated plugin documentation.

3.0.0

• Plugin rewritten to AGAIN use the Author Post Activity page (https://www.linkedin.com/today/author/[author]), in place of the previous method of scraping the Related Content page.
• This version will drop & replace your data table, effectively starting fresh. Consequently, any articles you may have imported with previous versions of the plugin will be cleared to prepare for the new operation of the plugin.
• Please note that this plugin is to be considered experimental and not guaranteed to function consistently for all WordPress Admins or LinkedIn Authors. As such, a tester function is built into the plugin to help you identify whether your content can be imported properly.
• You are welcome to rate this plugin poorly if your content is not capable of being imported, however it would be much more informative/beneficial to the plugin authors and other WordPress users if you document the difficulties you experience.

2.0.0

• Plugin rewritten to use Related Content, in place of the Author Post Activity.
• This version will drop & replace your data table, effectively starting fresh. Consequently, any articles you may have imported with previous versions of the plugin will be cleared to prepare for the new operation of the plugin.
• Please note that this plugin is to be considered experimental and not guaranteed to function consistently for all LinkedIn authors. As such, a tester function is built into the plugin to help you identify whether your content can be imported properly.
• In its current state of rewrite, only article images at 360×120 will be imported. This size is provided by the Related Content feed, and conveniently works well for a sidebar or footer.
• You are welcome to rate this plugin poorly if your content is not capable of being imported, however it would be much more informative/beneficial to the plugin authors and other WordPress users if you document the difficulties you experience.

1.0.1

• LinkedInclude now uses guzzlehttp to fetch articles list and fabpot/goutte to read article properties
• Author ID now resembles a LinkedIn hash ( e.g.: https://www.linkedin.com/today/author/0_3O4HsOCdgaCMqMujqsA8Yb ) instead of a simple integer User ID. Please see the installation instructions for steps to find your Author ID hash, or the screenshot
• Because the table structure has changed, you will need to deactivate and reactivate this plugin if you have been using older versions of this plugin, before installation.

0.9.1

• Suppressed warnings about linkedIn articles published without body copy

0.9.0

• Plugin-out only in beta, currently. Standby for official release.