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  • Plugin Author blogupp

    (@blogupp)

    Dear Zepolo,
    first off, thank you a lot for taking the time to leave a note and rate the plugin.

    Your are right – BlogUpp can be installed even without an additional plugin, simply via a Text/HTML Widget from default WordPress list.

    The plugin acts as a shortcut in that sense, as well as has essential links to

    • access BlogUpp analytics panel, in order to monitor a blog’s performance within our blogger community,
    • get straight to related help and tutorials from your WordPress panel,
    • as well as access the blog directory to check how your blog is doing.

    Thanks again.

    Plugin Author blogupp

    (@blogupp)

    Dear zepolo,
    thanks for asking and apologies that I didn’t reply earlier.

    To update your widget layout please follow these simple steps:

    1. Re-visit https://www.blogupp.com and re-enter your blog URL.
    2. When your widget code is displayed, just click one of the customization layouts, and the the widget-code will update accordingly.
    3. Copy updated widget-code and replace the one you had in your blog. That’s it.

    For more support questions please check this BlogUpp help section, or feel free to get in touch.

    Hope that helps.

    On plugin name changing, had an issue that got solved and I thought it would be helpful to let other WP fellows of the solution.

    I was trying to change the name slightly but it was not getting updated. It was changed in both PHP and readme.txt files, but public plugin page still had the old name.

    The issue was solved in the end, with the help of Samuel, aka Otto. It appears that if there are used non-ascii characters in readme.txt the system gets confused and rejects the update. Thanks Samuel.

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