katrina@nrelate

@shipra30 — Thanks for installing nRelate on your site and for letting us know that the issue has been resolved. Related Content looks great on your site now!

If you want to exclude posts from being shown or recommended as related content, you can use the “Category Exclusions” settings to do so – here’s a screenshot for reference: https://www.dropbox.com/s/sfzuo47by6s37zv/Screenshot%202014-10-06%2011.09.48.png?dl=0

– Katrina @ nRelate

Correct, we do not currently support SSL websites unfortunately. We apologize for this inconvenience. However, we are working on bringing this feature in and can update you here once this is supported.

– Katrina @ nRelate

@sunnynsac — Thanks for using nRelate on your site. I don’t currently see nRelate on your homepage, but you can control this option under your “Layout Settings” on the plugin’s main settings page when logged into WP – here’s a screenshot for reference: https://www.dropbox.com/s/f86j2qldut5cwq6/layoutsettingsauto.png?dl=0

Let us know if you need more help at all.

– Katrina @ nRelate

@maguiram — Ok, thanks for letting us know that the issue has been resolved. We’re here to help if you need anything else at all.

– Katrina @ nRelate

@maguiram — Thanks for using nRelate on your site. I checked it out and I wasn’t able to reproduce the issue: https://www.dropbox.com/s/j6bk9l4xokczkf1/Screenshot%202014-09-24%2016.40.04.png?dl=0. Is this still happening on your end?

– Katrina @ nRelate

@security — Great, glad to hear that everything is working well for you now. Thanks for using nRelate!

– Katrina @ nRelate

@security @recyclart — The fix for engadget css is ready. Please upgrade to 1.3.1 and let us know if you see any other issues after upgrading.

– Katrina @ nRelate

@whistlerdan — You’re welcome, we’re happy to help!

– Katrina @ nRelate

@jyihsuanchen316 — It looks like the plugin has been uninstalled. Can you please reinstall the plugin and let us know so we can take another look? We definitely want to help you get the Flyout back up and running on your site.

@jackennils — Can you please let us know your site URL so we can troubleshoot? You can also email [email protected] if you don’t want to link to your site on this forum.

– Katrina @ nRelate

@sztamas79 — We’ll make a note of this in our feature requests and see if there is anything we can do to include something like this in a future build of our plugin.

Thanks for using nRelate!

– Katrina @ nRelate

We’ve identified the issue and are working on a fix to bring back engadget. We’ll continue to keep you updated.

@security — Can you please let us know your site URL so we can look into the issue re: pageviews not updating? You can also email [email protected] if you don’t want to link to your site on this forum.

– Katrina @ nRelate

@sztamaz79 — Unfortunately this isn’t a feature we support right now.

– Katrina @ nRelate

@security — We’re looking into this now and will keep you updated.

– Katrina @ nRelate

@whistlerdan — Just as a note, what you’re seeing on that page is actually the Related Content plugin. Most Popular code appears in the page source to keep track of pageviews, but that site runs Most Popular on other pages (the homepage)

Thanks for the additional info, @frank Goossens.

@mindypostoff — Here’s the js file to exclude from optimization: nrelate_js.min.js