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Pulpcovers Modified Posts Feed

by pulpcovers

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Description

Pulpcovers Modified Posts Feed adds a new RSS feed to your WordPress site that lists posts ordered by their last modified date instead of their publish date.

This is useful for:

  • News sites that frequently update articles
  • Editorial teams who want to track recent content changes
  • Automated systems that monitor content updates
  • Anyone who needs a feed of updated posts, not just newly published ones

The plugin is lightweight, fast, and includes optional caching and database indexing for improved performance on large sites.

⚙️ Settings

All options are configurable via Settings Pulpcovers Modified Posts Feed:
– Feed URL slug
– Number of posts
– Post types to include
– Featured image output
– Feed caching
– Database index

  1. Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/
  2. Activate the plugin through Plugins Installed Plugins
  3. Visit Settings Pulpcovers Modified Posts Feed to configure options
  4. Your feed will be available at:
    https://yoursite.com/feed/modified-posts/
Can I change the feed URL slug?

Yes. Go to Settings Pulpcovers Modified Posts Feed and change the slug.
Rewrite rules will automatically flush.

Does this affect my main RSS feed?

No. This plugin creates a separate feed and does not modify the default WordPress feeds.

Does it support custom post types?

Yes. Any public post type can be included.

Does it support featured images?

Yes. When enabled, the feed outputs <media:content> tags compatible with most feed readers.

Is caching required?

No, but it is recommended for performance, especially on large sites.

What does the database index do?

It adds an index on the post_modified column to speed up queries.
This is optional but recommended for high‑traffic or large‑content sites.

What happens when the plugin is uninstalled?

When the plugin is permanently deleted, all plugin settings,
the feed cache, and the database index are automatically removed.
Rewrite rules are also flushed.

1.3

  • Added activation hook for automatic rewrite flush
  • Cache now clears automatically when any feed setting changes
  • Server-side enforcement of posts per page limit (1-100)
  • Rewrite rules automatically flush when feed slug changes

1.2

  • Added full post content to feed

1.0.1

  • Manual action buttons to settings page
  • Copy-to-clipboard for feed URL
  • Code cleanup and documentation

1.0.0

  • Initial release
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