Scheduled Posts Showcase
| 开发者 |
fernandot
ayudawp |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月3日 07:53 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Scheduled Posts Showcase lets you display your scheduled (future) posts on the frontend of your WordPress site without creating problematic links to unpublished content.
Unlike other solutions that link to scheduled posts and generate 404 errors for visitors, this plugin shows post information (title, date, excerpt, featured image, categories) without ever exposing the permalink or post ID.
Key Features
- No 404 errors - Never generates links to unpublished content
- Multiple display methods - Use shortcode, widget, Gutenberg block, or REST API
- Content filters - Pick what to list by taxonomy, author and post type
- Fully customizable - Control what information to display and how it looks
- Global settings with per-instance overrides - Set defaults once, customize where needed
- Translation ready - Fully prepared for localization
- Developer friendly - Extensive hooks for customization
- Post types - One or several at a time, so posts, events and any other public post type can share the same list, plus an "All content types" box that also covers the ones registered later
- Taxonomies - Categories, tags and any other public taxonomy, including the ones registered by your custom post types
- Include or exclude - Show only the posts in the ticked terms, or hide them
- Authors - Perfect for a "coming soon" section per columnist on multi-author sites
- Number of posts to show
- Featured image at any registered size, including a responsive "full width" option that fills the container
- Scheduled publication date
- Post excerpt (with configurable word count)
- Categories
- Custom heading with selectable HTML tag (headings, paragraph, span or div)
- Custom footer content for calls to action
- Custom CSS classes on the main container, both globally and per instance
- Card or minimal container style
- Dashicon, theme default, or no list bullets
- Curated icon selector for list bullets
- Accent color customization
- Responsive design
- Everyone (public)
- Logged-in users only
- Editors and administrators only
[scheduled-posts-showcase]
Without parameters it uses everything configured in Appearance → Scheduled Posts. With parameters:
[scheduled-posts-showcase count="3" show_date="1" show_excerpt="1" container_style="card"]
Filtering by content:
[scheduled-posts-showcase post_type="post,event" categories="news,tutorials" authors="fernando" tax_mode="include"]
post_type- one slug, a comma-separated list, orallfor every public post typecategoriesandtags- term IDs or slugs, comma-separated, orallto skip that filtertax_<taxonomy>- any other taxonomy, for exampletax_genre="fiction,essay"authors- user IDs or nicenames, comma-separated, orallto skip that filtertax_mode-include(default) orexclude
[scheduled-posts-showcase categories="news"] keeps everything else as configured.
Widget:
Add the "Scheduled Posts Showcase" widget to any widget area from Appearance → Widgets.
Gutenberg Block:
Search for "Scheduled Posts" in the block inserter and add the block to any post or page.
REST API:
GET /wp-json/scheduled-posts-showcase/v1/scheduled-posts
Parameters: per_page, fields, post_type (comma-separated or all), order, categories, tags, taxonomy, terms, authors, tax_mode. Term and author parameters also accept all to skip that filter.
GET /wp-json/scheduled-posts-showcase/v1/scheduled-posts?post_type=post,event&categories=news&authors=12
Why This Plugin?
Existing plugins for displaying scheduled posts either:
- Are abandoned (some over 10 years old)
- Link to scheduled posts, causing 404 errors
- Use deprecated WordPress functions
- Lack modern features like Gutenberg blocks
安装:
- Upload the plugin files to
/wp-content/plugins/scheduled-posts-showcase/or install directly from the WordPress plugin repository. - Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
- Configure global settings at Appearance → Scheduled Posts.
- Add the widget, block, or shortcode wherever you want to display scheduled posts.
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Why don't the posts have links?
By design, this plugin never creates links to scheduled posts. Linking to unpublished content causes 404 errors for visitors, which is bad for user experience and SEO. Instead, the plugin shows post information to build anticipation without broken links.
Can I show scheduled posts for custom post types?
Yes! Select any public post type from the settings page, or several at once, and specify them in the shortcode with post_type="your_post_type" or post_type="post,your_post_type".
Can I show only the scheduled posts of one category or author?
Yes. The settings page has a "Content filters" section where you untick the "Any category" or "Any author" box and pick what you want, and decide whether the ticked terms are shown or hidden. Every widget, block and shortcode can override those filters with its own.
Why don't I see the terms of my custom taxonomy under each post?
Each post type shows the terms of its own hierarchical taxonomies, and falls back to the flat ones when it has none. If you need a different set, use the spscase_term_taxonomies filter.
Does the plugin work with Redis or Memcached?
Yes. Since 1.3.0 the cache is invalidated by versioning its key, so scheduling or publishing a post refreshes the list immediately with any object cache backend.
How do I customize the appearance?
Use the settings page to configure global defaults for appearance. You can also override settings on individual instances (widget, block, shortcode). For advanced customization, use the CSS classes documented below.
Is the REST API public?
The REST API respects the same visibility settings as the other display methods. If you restrict visibility to logged-in users or editors, the API will also require authentication.
Can I filter or modify the output?
Yes! The plugin provides extensive hooks for developers. See the Developer Hooks section below for all available filters and actions with usage examples.
更新日志:
1.3.0
- New: content filters by taxonomy. Show only the scheduled posts of the categories, tags or any other public taxonomy you pick, with an include or exclude mode, from the settings page, the widget, the block, the shortcode and the REST API.
- New: author filter, to build sections per columnist on multi-author sites.
- New: several post types at once. The post type selector is now multiple, so posts, events or any other public post type can share the same list.
- New: "All content types" option, which also covers post types registered later, so a plugin installed tomorrow starts being listed without touching the settings again.
- New: shortcode attributes
categories,tags,tax_<taxonomy>,authorsandtax_mode, andpost_typenow accepts a comma-separated list. Terms and authors can be written as IDs or as slugs, and any of them accepts "all" to skip that filter. - New: REST parameters
categories,tags,taxonomy,terms,authorsandtax_mode, andpost_typenow accepts a comma-separated list or "all". - New:
spscase_filter_taxonomies,spscase_term_taxonomies,spscase_terms_limit,spscase_authors_limitandspscase_author_optionsfilters. - Improved: the settings page is now Appearance > Scheduled Posts. It was labelled "Future Posts", which did not match the plugin name anywhere else. The page slug is unchanged, so existing bookmarks and links keep working.
- Improved: "Show categories" now lists the terms of the taxonomies of each post type, so custom post types show their own terms instead of nothing.
- Improved: the
spscase_post_typesfilter now applies to every surface (settings, widget, block, shortcode and REST), not just to the settings dropdown. - Improved: the cache is also refreshed when the terms of a scheduled post change outside a post save (bulk edit, WP-CLI, REST) and when a scheduled post is permanently deleted.
- Improved: the promo sidebar of the settings page now shows AyudaWP services only.
- Fix: the shortcode ignored the global settings and always started from the factory defaults. A bare
[scheduled-posts-showcase]now inherits what is configured in Appearance > Scheduled Posts, like the widget and the block already did, including the accent color. - Fix: cache invalidation had no effect on sites with a persistent object cache (Redis, Memcached), where transients never reach wp_options, so a newly scheduled post could take up to an hour to show up. The cache key is versioned now, which works with any backend.
- Fix: the
relativevalue documented for thespscase_date_formatfilter broke the output. It now renders "in 3 days" and keeps the absolute date in the title attribute of the time element. - Fix: dates were built from the local date string, which shifted the displayed time by the site UTC offset when the format included hours.
- Fix: password-protected scheduled posts no longer expose their title and excerpt.
- Fix: removed an orphan editor script left behind by 1.1.0, the AJAX localization of the admin script that had no handler, and the Thickbox loading, unused since the promo sidebar dropped the plugin install modals.
- Fix: uninstalling no longer flushes the whole site object cache, and it cleans up its own cache version option and activation transient. For older changelog entries, please check the changelog.txt file