Rating: 5 stars
The plugin is working so good. Honestly I love this plugin so much.
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This plugin does exactly what I need. I set it up yesterday, had a small cosmetic issue, and the author fixed it today (<24 hours later). WOW!
As a bonus, while setting it up I learned quite a bit about Strava Apps and the API which I plan to put to good use.
Good show all around!
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If you need to integrate Strava activity data using shortcodes or via widgets, then this is the plugin that you need! I’m more than happy using this plugin, and kudos to the developer for promptly implementing two changes that I suggested.
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This is a great plugin for adding Strava stats to your site. I had some questions about the update interval of the Strava data and the developer added suport for my request shortly afterwards. Recommended.
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Plugin does exactly what I was looking for. I had some problems getting it up and running because of an issue with my Google account (maps not working) but support pointed me in the right direction to resolve really quickly.
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Supports all basic functions for working with Strava, and is actively developing. Quick reaction of technical support on revision issues.
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Not only does this plugin add an essential feature to any exercise or workout blog, but the developers are very responsive to feedback, adding features and squashing bugs in response to comments left in the support forum. 10/10, would install again.
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I had some blocking issues getting the authentication to happen with the Strava API but Justin helped resolve those issues so I was able to use this plugin.
It’s a neat plugin which save a lot of time when retrieving data from Strava to display in my blog.
It would be ideal to have a couple more options, in the plugin itself, to be able to syle the parsed strava data but I managed to edit the plugin files easily enough to style the output to my liking.
I would love to see some more features; like segments and leaderboards. I will try to submit a patch to have these features once I get them working them on my end.
4 out of 5 due to some features missing as stated above, otherwise great plugin to use!
Thanks for a great plugin.
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Strava’s own facility to embed activities is rubbish, due to the fact that it’s not responsive.
This plugin is partially responsive and can be made fully responsive with a bit of tweaking.
Firstly, a little CSS:
.wp-strava-ride-container img {
max-width: none;
width: 100% !important;
}Then ftp to wp-content/plugins/wp-strava/lib/RideShortcode.class.php
Download the file and then edit it. Inside you’ll see the markup for the information table.
Copy it and paste it twice, you will then have three identical tables. Then remove the bottom three rows from the second table and the top three rows from the third table.
You will now have a normal six column table and two three column tables.
Wrap the first table in a div and invent a class (e.g. <div class=”mobhide”>)
Wrap the second two tables in another div (e.g. <div class=”mobshow”>)
Then add some CSS to your stylesheet like this (change according to the widths of your site)
@media (max-width: 800px) {
.mobhide{
display:none;
}
}
@media (min-width: 800px) {
.mobshow{
display:none
}
}The map will now always be full width and when the page gets too narrow, the columns will split into two rows, so the content wont overflow, as it currently does.
The plugin generates an image for the map, which is great because you can’t style the map or interact with it. Adding those features would significantly improve the plugin, but credit has to be given to the devs for making the only Strava plugin that has the potential to work responsively.
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Dev dont reply on questions about the plugin.
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I have been wanting to embed Strava Rides for years now. I have given feedback to Strava for years too with no interest from them. Embedded Strava Maps with a Strava link would really help get the Strava brand on websites all over the internet.
I installed WP Strava 1.0 plugin but soon learned that the ride maps were only static maps not real tiling Google Maps. Because the maps are static and not zoom-able. In many cases, the maps are too small and street names are unreadable and therefore, almost worthless. It would be great if the maps worked just like the Google maps within your account on the Strava website.
Another issue… the maps created by this plugin are not responsive to different device width sizes. Fixed width (px) embeds are to be avoided with current web development.
Hell…. all I really want is an embed Google map URL and don’t think Strava’s staff is willing to give up this information. Bummer!
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This plugin is making it very easy and convenient to embed Strava-Activities in WordPress.
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Couldn’t get plugin to work. No documentation either.
EDIT:
Developer was Quick to address the fact that due to Strava API changes the plugin was undergoing major overhauls. So far in testing the Alpha I’ve found it to be the BEST strava plugin I’ve seen. Kudos to the Dev!
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