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Notes on real-estate web tooling, IDX compliance, and what 5,000+ active installs have taught us about shipping listings on WordPress.
The Listings You Are Not Allowed to Show
How to tell a listing your MLS is holding back from an import that is actually broken, before you spend an afternoon on it.
5 Ways to Show Buyers Both Your MLS Boards Without Building a Second Website
Why you should show both of your MLS boards on one website, and what MLS Import 7.2 changes.
Can I Connect Two MLS Boards to One Website?
Last updated: September 9, 2026 By Benjamin Levy Yes. MLS Import now connects two MLS boards to one website, under a single account, with no second…
How do I connect Centris listings to WordPress?
Last updated: September 1, 2026 MLS Import connects to Centris over the RESO Web API, so the listings your Centris feed gives you publish on your…
How to Connect Your Website to Your MLS as a Real Estate Agent
How to Connect Your Website to Your MLS as a Real Estate Agent Last updated: August 26, 2026 You don't connect your website to the MLS…
TRREB DDF WordPress: Live Toronto MLS Listings
How to Get TRREB DDF Listings on Your WordPress Site Last updated: June 14, 2026 Getting live GTA listings onto your WordPress site sounds like a…
NTREIS IDX for WordPress: DFW Agent Setup Guide
NTREIS IDX for WordPress: DFW Agent Setup Guide Last updated: June 13, 2026 If your NTREIS listings are currently served through a hosted IDX iframe, every…
Direct MLS Feed or IDX Vendor: Which Route Fits Your Site?
A direct MLS feed is normally available, but the MLS issues it to a brokerage, not to a plugin. What that means for approval, ownership and…
DDF Plugin for WordPress: Canadian MLS Integration Guide
Learn how Canadian DDF WordPress plugins work, what CREA requires, and what to verify before connecting REALTOR.ca DDF or a direct MLS feed.
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