Dear plugin developer,
I think your plugin is very good. However, I miss a widget in the frontend that shows the likes for individual posts. The titles of the posts should be clickable and it would be desirable to be able to set the number of posts displayed.
I hope this suggestion appeals to you and arouses your interest.
With kind regards
]]>I use this in my functions.php to hide the like count from my RSS feeds. Otherwise it comes up a number (almost always 0 – because 0 likes at the time of posting) that makes no sense in there without any context:
add_action( 'pre_get_posts', function( $query ) {
if ( $query->is_main_query() && $query->is_feed && class_exists( 'Love_me' ) ) {
remove_filter( 'the_content', array( Love_me::get_instance(), 'love_me_filter_the_content' ) );
}
} );
Not all hosts allow you to edit files and it’s not worthwhile to have a child theme always. Would be nice if this is supported directly as a plugin default or a preference checkbox.
]]>Hi, I’m using the love me plugin on the company’s website. I inserted the shortcode [love_me] in my post, but every time I update the post, it resets the count of likes to zero. Can you help me?
]]>Should it work with cached wp? Without cache it works like a charm.
]]>Hi!
I like your plugin, that’s exactly what I was looking for!
However, I would like to know if it is possible to have a php code to insert the button somewhere else than before/after the content? I know there is a shortcode but it doesn’t work in php files.
Thanks for your answer! ??
]]>In your plugin, you have a box “deactivate the default dashicon.” As a description is written : Tick this option to deactivate our heart dashicon and use your own personalised button appearence.
I did, but I couldn’t find how to put my own picture. I know there is a FAQ on its way, but while it isn’t there, could you please just say me how to change the look of the button. (I couldn’t find it even when I looked at the screenshots.)
Thank you very much for your help.
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