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Hello! It will require some custom CSS coding. Currently, I can’t provide customisation services unfortunately.

This feature is not available “out of the box”, but can be implemented with some custom coding.

Yes, it’s possible with some custom coding. All the feedback is stored as posts of custom type, so you can pull the list with in your theme template.

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Usernoise requires your wp-content/admin-ajax.php file to be accessible for public users. If you have any kind of security hardening plugin or some non-standard security config – it can easily restrict an access to admin-ajax.php and break Usernoise.

It happens on some hosting environments. Delete Usernoise folder from your wp-content/plugins and keep trying.

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Hello! After installing Usernoise, the only way to change it is to purchase Pro version which has built-in editor for feedback types. Until Usernoise is activated for the first time – you can make edits to wording using CodeStyling localisation plugin.

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Please upgrade to Usernoise (free) 3.7.18, this problem is fixed in latest versions.

Hello! There are no known conflicts with JetPack, but it may be a “three-way” conflict when something else on your site conflicts with Jetpack, stops Javascript execution and thus breaks Usernoise.

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Hello! Where can I see this? I really think the deal is in the styling thingie – Usernoise does very little to the frontend, so should not conflict much.
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The support for Pro version is only available at CodeCanyon.
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The form is loaded into an iframe for compatibility reasons, so there is no easy way to integrate it with tracking utils. But it’s possible if you’ll do some custom coding.

Hello! What Usernoise version do you have?

@stevenetrivet, people here are discussing Bluehost performance here. I had a really bad (actually worst) experience with Bluehost I ever had in my 10 years web development career. I want Web to become better place and people to have fast reliable sites (btw, honestly, I should admit Bluehost is reliable – there were no downtime at all), that is why I am putting my story here.

I agree we should support each other – that is why my story is here. Sometimes you see you can’t manage to be heard by some people (should I spend hours trying to convince the tech support to help me?). In this case, you just have to spread this knowledge – that is what I am doing. Most of people who buy a shared hosting do not want to spend time chatting with support, etc, I think. All they want is to pay a reasonable price for a hosting that will perform reasonably well under a small load (under 1000 pageviews per day).

Instead, I really recommend Asmallorange (which was not good for me for some tech restrictions, but they are reasonable people), WPEngine or (for those who do care about rocket fast performance and can spend some time configuring the server) – Amazon EC2. On Amazon EC2, I have about 10x faster performance (0.3 seconds per page instead of 4-10 on Bluehost) without any modifications done to the settings or code.

Dear @stevenetrivet, from what planet are you? I take you are from the same planet Bluehost support is. I am telling people about totally overloaded mysql and support telling me to optimise “use database” query instead of real help, you’re telling about PHP performance. Do you think it is relevant?

P.S. To 100% clarify what I mean: “use database” is this https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/use.html