WordPress Plugin Feed

This tag covers how WordPress feed-related plugins interact with RSS-based automation tools like PostRSS, and what to check if a plugin is altering the site's default feed output. WordPress generates a default RSS feed automatically at /feed/ for every site, and PostRSS connects to that native feed directly, so no additional on-server plugin is needed and the site's own performance is unaffected. Because PostRSS runs its feed checks in the cloud rather than on the WordPress server itself, it avoids the resource drain that some self-hosted auto-posting plugins introduce during high-traffic periods. PostRSS can be pointed at a category-specific or tag-specific WordPress feed URL rather than the site-wide feed, which allows automating posting for only certain types of content. Some SEO, caching, or content-restriction plugins can modify what appears in a WordPress feed, which can affect how PostRSS formats the resulting automated posts. Articles here help diagnose feed-related issues that trace back to a specific WordPress plugin.