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Google Latitude now offers a very basic API, just a KML and a JSON feed. I needed for my SweetCron page a RSS feed from latitude, so I created one in Yahoo Pipe.

To use it, just go to my Yahoo Pipe fill in your latitude uid and map size for your static map image and get your RSS feed. Please let me know how you implement this feed.

With the inlinefeed plugin you can display and embed RSS/ATOM feeds in your WordPress posts and pages using the following shortcode:

[inlinefeed rss_feed_url="http://feed.xml"]

NOTE: From version 2.0 you can only use the shortcode [inlinefeed], the old style `<!–rss:[URL]–>` doesn’t work anymore! If you upgrade

from a 1.xx version, then you must change from `<!–rss:[URL]–>` to `[inlinefeed rss_feed_url=”http://feed.xml”]` style..

Look for some examples in the txt file thats included in the zip file.

Download inlinefeed v2.01

Changelog:
2.01 truncate title accpets now a nummeric value. New option, displayfeedname.
2.00 Now uses the wp 2.5 shortcode.
1.62 Error handling and headers are giving descriptions and are clickable.
1.6 Added option newwindow. If you want to open in a new window.
1.5 Fixed a bug that the feed got bumped up to the top of the page.
1.4 XHTML compliant.
1.3 Truncate title.
1.2 minor fixes.
1.1 Initial release.

If you like those little buttons on your site to show off, here is one for inlinefeed:

If u want to use Inlinefeed to display rss feeds that are offered in gzip format, please take a look at the modified class-snoopy.php.