Cool! I’m going to install it this weekend and try it out. I wonder if it’s better to use something like this versus similar posts – time will tell I guess.
Am not sure about this. At the moment your example shows the following ‘Related posts':
WordPress Plugin: Post Updated
WP-Plugin: Updated TinyMCE Extensions
WP Plugin: Updated Social Bookmarks
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And the following ‘posts read by other people':
WP Plugin: Updated Social Bookmarks
WP Plugin: Where did they go from here?
Wordpress Plugin: Post Updated
WP-Plugin: Updated TinyMCE Extensions
Updated Paginate plugin for WordPress 1.5
So four of the five links are the same. Seems like unnecessary duplication, at least if you’re already using Related Posts.
I like the idea, but I am using a feature that shows similar posts, and if none found, it shows popular posts. Looking at past analytics I found my visitors prefer certain types of posts so to improve their quest I think using a similar post result would be better. Only testing will tell though. Maybe a better plugin would be similar post, and if none found, where did they go from here results.
Great plugin! Is this on WordPress.org/extend/plugins? Because I remember searching for something like this and never found it.
Comments:
1. Users should be able to specify , or something else is used for the text “Readers who viewed this page, …”
2. N/A text also can be customisable, like “Coming soon”
3. Option to place it above the comment box(immediately below the post)
I did the editing manually for now for (1) and (2) and working on (3).
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Cool! I’m going to install it this weekend and try it out. I wonder if it’s better to use something like this versus similar posts – time will tell I guess.
Am not sure about this. At the moment your example shows the following ‘Related posts':
WordPress Plugin: Post Updated
WP-Plugin: Updated TinyMCE Extensions
WP Plugin: Updated Social Bookmarks
Updated Paginate plugin for WordPress 1.5
Updated WYSIWYG Plugin For WordPress
And the following ‘posts read by other people':
WP Plugin: Updated Social Bookmarks
WP Plugin: Where did they go from here?
Wordpress Plugin: Post Updated
WP-Plugin: Updated TinyMCE Extensions
Updated Paginate plugin for WordPress 1.5
So four of the five links are the same. Seems like unnecessary duplication, at least if you’re already using Related Posts.
I like the idea, but I am using a feature that shows similar posts, and if none found, it shows popular posts. Looking at past analytics I found my visitors prefer certain types of posts so to improve their quest I think using a similar post result would be better. Only testing will tell though. Maybe a better plugin would be similar post, and if none found, where did they go from here results.
Pretty awesome idea, I think I’m definitly going to install that on ALL of my blogs. Great job!
Great plugin! Is this on WordPress.org/extend/plugins? Because I remember searching for something like this and never found it.
Comments:
1. Users should be able to specify , or something else is used for the text “Readers who viewed this page, …”
2. N/A text also can be customisable, like “Coming soon”
3. Option to place it above the comment box(immediately below the post)
I did the editing manually for now for (1) and (2) and working on (3).
Removed the call to add_action() and called show_where_they_go()in the template directly. Good to go until the next update to the plugin!
I had to remove the call to add_action() and called show_where_they_go()in the template directly as well but it works great! Thanks!