Hosted Content Importer (HCI) free WordPress plugin

It imports third party hosted contents within WordPress blog. You can define from which url/resource to fetch the content. The original source may be editable by anyone else whom you trust. Thus, it logically empowers you to allow other users to externally edit a particular section of your blogs. And, you do not have to give them any access credentials of your website. After installation, use shortcode tag [third] with few parameters as: [third source=”markdown” id=”https://goo.gl/UpclKH” section=””] source is a content processor type. id is a URL or ID given by the third parties. section is an optional parameter to access deeper content. cache is a boolean directive whether to reuse the cached content. It will then embed remote markdown content inside your blog. Additionally, it will convert the text into HTML using Parsedown. Parameters source: Where to seek the data (eg. Content Hosting Server). Examples: analytics: ✔ implemented (Google Analytics) file: ✔ implemented (Read from local file) gist: ✔ implemented (Embed Gist Snippets) jotform: ✔ implemented (Embed Web Forms) markdown: ✔ implemented (Parse remote markdown files) qr: ✔ implemented For Custom Data, For current page’s URL youtube: ✔ implemented (Embeds a YouTube Video) database: Partially implemented, and left for developers url, api: Work in progress wikipedia: Work in progress, Strategy: Content JSON to Data Section The list is not limited, you expand it. Join/Fork Development id: Content ID (unique identifier) of the data you want. Often: Full URLs Database IDs Resource IDs provided by Service Providers eg. YouTube Video ID, JotForm Form ID, … Full Path of a Local File section: Additional parameter to identify the specific section of the content. Example: Parsing a remote .md file [third source=”markdown” id=”https://goo.gl/UpclKH” section=””] Learn to write your .md file. Example: Embedding a gist code from GitHub [third source=”gist” id=”000000000000″ section=”filename.php”] Create