Allowing post voting on an overview page

@dtangen75,
You can do that by editing your theme files directly and adding below code within the loop.

<?php if( function_exists('dot_irecommendthis') ) dot_irecommendthis(); ?>

Can’t you make this an option for the plugin? “Show on front page too”

Would me much easier for people than creating a child theme and editing php files!

@pattyland I could but am holding of until lot of users request this feature. Currently the setting screen is filled with too much options and the plugin is going in the opposite direction of what I wanted it to be.

The plugin supports only most use cases and for any extra customization code can be added to the theme.

Hm, I wonder that this feature is not requested my many users. Facebook Likes, Flattr button etc are always displayed on the homepage too.

My site is already using a child theme of twentythirteen, and I dont’t want to modify it to stay upgradable! I could write a seconds plugin just to hook your plugin there, but I don’t know which solution is more worse ??

Hi @pattyland,

While I won’t be able to add that option yet, if you could manage to and share the code, I can release a new version of the plugin with your addition.

Hi Harish, here are my changes: https://www.diffnow.com/?report=3rt58

I didn’t add a new option on the settings page, as I think if a user want’s the button below his posts he want’s it everywhere below it posts. Feel free to add one though!

PS: The Link is only available for 1 month!

@pattyland Thanks for sharing this. I’m glad you got it to work.

@pattyland, does that piece of code add the like button at the end of any custom post type as well?

My costumer is using twentythirteen and have a few posts of the type “Quote”, and it seems working great.

Just a little change: In line 398 of the new file it should be is_home() instead of is_front_page() because the page with the blog posts can differ from the front page!

New Diff: https://www.diffnow.com/?report=0yuso

Thanks @pattyland,

I’ll copy and paste that code in the FAQ so users who need it can add it to their functions.php

90% users so far and mostly those using it in their premium themes use it only for certain post type. Adding any code is great, but than removing it in future is bit difficult.