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WP All Import\u2019s simple drag and drop interface makes it extremely easy to map the data in your XML, CSV, JSON and Excel files to the appropriate fields in WordPress. The plugin works with any theme, any plugin, and supports images, Custom Fields, taxonomies, Custom Post Types, dates, and pretty much every other WordPress field.<\/p>\n

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WP All Import<\/a> is designed to be efficient with large imports \u2013 it splits large import files into smaller chunks \u2013 making it possible to import files with hundreds of megabytes of data and hundreds of thousands of records, even on shared hosting.<\/p>\n

All of us know how painful importing in and exporting data out of WordPress can be, at times. So, something that promises to this for you is always welcome, isn’t it?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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