Jakob Lenfers

My bad, sorry:
https://wordpress.pastebin.com/SV01b58h

Oh, forgot the character widget:

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Well, I was going to integrate the icons somehow, but I’m not yet completely sure how. The data is there, as a workaround you can try to add the following rules to your themes stylesheet, that I adapted from blizzards:

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I’ll see if I can add something better in the next version.

If that helped you, it would be nice if you could leave a rating for the plugin as you see fit. ??

Oh well, your theme doesn’t use a list for the widgets. Thought that was standard, but I’m not too deep into wordpress themes… Try this code instead:

div#sidebar .widget_warcraft_news_guild ul li {
	border-top: 1px solid #ADADAD;
	padding: 5px 0;
	line-height: 150%;
}

div#sidebar .widget_warcraft_news_guild ul li:first-child {
	border-top: none;
}

div#sidebar .widget_warcraft_news_guild a {
 	   text-decoration: underline;
}

But I suppose really nice adaptations aren’t possible without CSS knowledge.

If that helped you I would be grateful if you would rate my plugin. ??

You’ll have to add your style settings to your CSS. Maybe I’ll add some themes in the future for you to choose in the backend, but I’m not really sure if it makes sense because it always has to fit into your specific theme.

If you like what I did in the example screenshot, the settings for that are the following: Open your themes style.css (usually wp-content/themes/yourThemeName/style.css) and add the following at the bottom:

div#sidebar ul li.widget_warcraft_news_guild ul li {
	border-top: 1px solid #000;
	padding: 5px 0;
	line-height: 150%;
}

div#sidebar ul li.widget_warcraft_news_guild ul li:first-child {
	border-top: none;
}

div#sidebar ul li.widget_warcraft_news_guild a {
 	   text-decoration: underline;
}

I’m sorry, I don’t understand what you mean. The guild achievements are shown in the news list and therefore in the plugin as well.

Nope, its all self made exactly for wordpress. But it is open source, you can try to adapt my code.

I just uploaded version 1.1.1 with the possibility to add HTML in the tagline, which should appear on the wordpress page shortly. Sadly I don’t have time to do more for now.

I like your ideas. If you want to, you are more than welcome to code and submit them, I will integrate them into my next release. (which I’m afraid won’t be this year anymore, I just did all my recent feature requests last weekend.)

If you can’t or don’t want to do them yourself, I promise to keep them in mind, but I won’t have time for this plugin this year anymore and even next year there are a few other things I need to take care of first.

Oh well, sorry, the function takes the post id as parameter. e.g.
reaction_buttons_click_count(33);
But usually you want it dynamic in your theme. While you are “in the loop” (you usually are while dealing with posts in the standard themes), the following will most likely work for you:
<span class="body"><?php echo reaction_buttons_click_count(get_the_ID()); ?></span>

It’s in v1.1. reaction_buttons_click_count($post_id) returns the number of all clicks for the post with the $post_id.

I’ll release a version later this day with this feature. I’m just working on integrating some features I got a few weeks ago.

Sorry, I’ve been on vacation ??

The funcion should be reaction_buttons_clicked_widget(). But you aren’t able to set up the number of posts to be shown and I bet the default is too high… You can try to add a widget if its possible and set the value the way you like and delete it again. But if that doesn’t work… well, then write and we’ll see. ??

I’m really sorry, but your php version is just too old. 5.1.6 is over four years old… Maybe your hoster might consider updating. I know a ton of software that relies on at least 5.2…

You are missing json in your php installation. That might be due to the fact, that the php version is too old (<5.2.0) or that it was disabled during compile time (unsure why someone would do that).

Your version and if json was enabled on your installation should be visible in phpinfo(): Create a file on the webserver with the following content and open it in a browser:

<?php
phpinfo();
?>