Me:
how could I display a list of links using the WordPress opml in the body of a page?
chat.openai.com:
[opml url=”URL_OF_OPML-FILE”]
Replace “URL_OF_OPML_FILE” with the actual URL you copied in the previous step.
For example:[opml url=”http://yourwebsite.com/wp-content/uploads/links.opml”]
- Save or update the page.
- Preview or visit the page to see the list of links displayed.
WordPress will parse the OPML file and generate the necessary HTML to display the links.
Me:
Are you sure there is an opml shortcode? This didn’t work on my site
chat.openai.com:
I apologize for the confusion. You are correct that there is no built-in OPML shortcode in WordPress. I apologize for the incorrect information provided.
What was intriguing was the total confidence for the reply and the immediate apology, did it check to see if I was correct? It then went on to offer a plugin suggestion…
Hell – seems the all-intelligent artificial intelligence is relying on all the hits and misses of doing a Google search like the rest of us mere humans! Everybody knows everything and nobody knows nothing and AI is just a faster version of that. LOL and all that. Oh – and hi John (we humans have a more personal touch ya know)
Hi Joe,
Exactly.
The personal touch was what excited me about blogging when I started. I didn’t have colleagues near by interested in Educational Technology, but I found pals online interested in some of the same things. I hope that is not lost.