Jakob Lenfers

Nope, but thats fine. Please consider donating the amount to another OSS project instead. Thanks though! ??

You need to turn the shortcode on in the options.

I haven’t had time to check if reaction buttons works with the current version of wordpress, but there were seldom changes necessary.

If you really came from a version <2, it is very probable that you needed to adapt your CSS. With version 2 I changed how the button data is saved and also the way the buttons are displayed. You will probably need to adapt your CSS when updating reaction buttons.

Reaction buttons are supposed to keep it simple. Analytics in any way isn’t planed at all. You could maybe hook into the js and do your own thing, but I’m not really motivated to add this.

As you can see by the time I need to answer, I have no time at all… I guess this should be totally possible, even though I don’t know the CSS for it.

If I understand you correctly, that isn’t possible atm. You want all the posts where Useful is the most clicked button *in the post*, but this sorts the posts simply sorted by number of clicks on useful, without regarding if it is the most clicked button.

That’s not possible, every button is counted per post.

Theoretically yes, but it isn’t implemented at the moment.

Glad I could help.

Well, since you have self made penguins on your site, I just have to help. ??

There is no button, but there seem to be general settings in your theme adding space on the left. Add something like this to the CSS file where you added the display: inline-block:

div.reaction_buttons > ul {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
}

If you only want to change the space on the left site, use something like margin-left or padding-left instead.

Hoffe das hilft, ??
Jakob

Great, good to hear. Sorry it tool so long ??

I’m no SQL-whiz myself, it’s hard to find the right syntax on mobile…
DELETE FROM wp_postmeta WHERE meta_key = '_reaction_buttons_0'
probably needed to quote the where clause.

Sorry, wouldn’t be faster then as well ?? But the problem was a missing underscore, try
DELETE FROM wp_postmeta WHERE meta_key = _reaction_buttons_0

MySQL:
DELETE FROM wp_postmeta WHERE meta_key = reaction_buttons_0
Replace 0 for the first button, 1 for the second and so on. I’ll need to rewrite the whole delete unused data stuff, not sure how and when I’ll do it yet.

I thought I checked all functions, maybe I missed this. I’ll try to check it soon.