Examples

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Some examples of JSON-Feeds together with this plugin:

Version 3.5.7 (July 27 2020), see in detail here:

Importaint when generating Custom Post with the Plugin, esp. when using another, nested, jsoncontentimporter-Shortcode in the templates: If this is up and running there should be nothing to do. If you start new: There is a new switch at the Plugins-Options at tab "Shortcode-Settings" called "Separate parent- and child-settings". If this is selected: the nested jsoncontentimporter-Shortcode are separated way better from other jsoncontentimporter-Shortcodes than before. This is useful e. g. for oAuth-Authorization.

Version 3.5.6 (July 17 2020), see in detail here:

useful for merging JSON from different URLs: new twig-extensions: doshortcode and json_decode: execute shortcode directly and use response. convert string into array by jsondecode
experimental twig-extension "mediastore": when generating Custom Posts you can have {{url_in_jsonfield_for_media| mediastore}}. Then the media (jpg, pdf, docx...) from url_in_jsonfield_for_media is loaded, stored in the local medai library and the link to the local media is used on the generated page.
Bugfix when tryinbg to use different twig-versions in nested shortcodes. "root"-twig-version rules
Support for FacetWP-Plugin: If FacetWP is active and Custom Posts are created these Posts are indexed automatically for FacetWP usage
Use placeholders for "{}[]" in the twig-template to avoid syntax trouble: #CBO# = {, #CBC# = }, #BRO# = [, #BRC# = ]
The Plugin comes with several JS- and CSS-libs you can load via the Plugins options for defined pages (Tab "Extra"): jQuery-UI, jQuery mobile, foundation CSS-grid. These libs you can use in the twig-template for applications and design.
Some minor bugfixes