Barry Kooij

Closing this because there’s been no reply in a month.

Sorry to hear that, this sounds like a bug in the plugin. I’m going to look into this and see if I can fix this later this week. I will keep you posted.

Thanks for reporting, this was fixed in 2.2.2

Closing due to inactivity. Please let me know if this is still an issue and I’ll reopen.

Hey Martin,

I’m sorry to hear you’re running into an issue on your WordPress website.

Are you sure this is with our plugin? Because our plugin has a screen that asks for the amount of related posts you like to link before linking. On this screen you also have to click “Link now” before it does anything. Also in one of the email you sent me there’s a screenshot of a different related posts plugin.

It is true that in our plugin, on (re)linking of related posts all existing related posts are replaced with what the plugin finds more related at this point in time.

In any case (if you use this plugin or a different one), to restore a previous database state, you will have to revert to a backup of your database. If you do not backup your database yourself, there’s a high chance your host does this for you. Please contact them to see if they can assist you further in this matter.

For the sake of communicating via one channel, please reply to this topic and not via email. Thank you.

Kind regards,

Barry

Hey there,

Sorry for my delayed reply.

How to disable automated appending of related posts: https://www.relatedpostsforwp.com/documentation/disable-related-posts-under-posts/

Display of related posts in sidebar via code: https://www.relatedpostsforwp.com/documentation/theme-functions-to-display-related-posts/

Or you can use our widget in the sidebar!

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Barry

Thank you for your review!

Hey there,

Sorry for my delayed reply, I didn’t see this post.

Is this still an issue at your website?

Cheers,

Barry

And it will forever stay free ??

Thanks for your review!

Hey @maike2023 ,

What the file doesn’t communicate with any third parties. It only shows you what template files your current theme uses. It also only runs for logged in administrators.

Kind regards,

Barry Kooij

Thanks for your kind words!

Hey @mardie ,

This is a feature our premium plugin has. You can read more about the premium plugin by clicking here

Kind regards,

Barry Kooij

Hey Noel,

Sorry for not making this more clear in the documentation, this is a premium only filter (the code bases are different).

Please let me know if that answers your question and if there’s anything else I can help you with.

Kind regards,

Barry Kooij

Thank you for your kind review!

What FSE are you using? Also, because of how FSE work, aren’t they always using the same php template but build up the website with blocks/components ?