gabrieldilaurentis

same here, been looking all over the place, so far not finding anything that would fix it

apparently every grid elements makes a call to admin-ajax.php and it takes at least 4-5 seconds for them to load

it’s frustrating

how about to allow a link in the error message?

UPDATE: I tested it on separate wordpress installation and it worked. I assume it might be a conflict with buddypress? Any idea of how it can be fixed?

so i shouldn’t be worried that it’s a backdoor php code providing access to my wordpress installation? should i just turn off cashing that will be it?

at least is there manual integration? i guess it needs manual integration since everybody uses different themes and it messes up things, not the plugin creator fault but still

doubt it i will use it though

i subscribe to that

@mreequalsmc2 are you aware of a different plugin that would offer more features than this one?

And never mind again. I solved it. Turns I’m not dumb.

Managed to solve this one on my own. Again. Will open a new thread for a different question.

This is the code from the example:

// Category option checked
    if ($instance['stats_tag']['category']) {
        $post_cat = get_the_category($popular->id);
        $post_cat = (isset($post_cat[0]))
          ? '<a href="' . get_category_link($post_cat[0]->term_id) . '">' . $post_cat[0]->cat_name . '</a>'
          : '';

        if ($post_cat != '') {
            $stats[] = '<span class="wpp-category">' . sprintf(__('under %s', 'wordpress-popular-posts'), $post_cat) . '</span>';
        }
    }

and the code that I need integrated into the one above is

<?php
$categories = get_the_category();
$separator = ' / ';
$output = '';
if($categories){
    foreach($categories as $category) {
            $rl_category_color = rl_color($category->cat_ID);
        $output .= '<a href="'.get_category_link( $category->term_id ).'" style="color:'.$rl_category_color.';">'.$category->cat_name.'</a>'.$separator;
    }
echo trim($output, $separator);
}
?>

I’m not a developer, I know only a little css, I’m smart but not that smart, what I got is

// Category option checked
    if ($instance['stats_tag']['category']) {
        $post_cat = get_the_category($popular->id);
        $post_cat = (isset($post_cat[0]))

                        ? '<a href="'.get_category_link($post_cat[0]->term_id).'"style="background-color:'.$rl_category_color.';">'.$post_cat[0]->cat_name.'</a>'
          : '';

        if ($post_cat != '') {
            $stats[] = '<span class="wpp-category">' . sprintf(__('under %s', 'wordpress-popular-posts'), $post_cat) . '</span>';
        }
    }

For when you find a little time. Thank you in advance.

I guess I’m gonna have to wait since there isn’t anyone else available to help. Thank you in advance.

Oh I’m afraid I’ll need a little more help with that ??

I’m not a designer, just a simple user who’s learned a little CSS and html, and a grain of php but nowhere near enough to do this on my own. How do I create a filter for category for instance? Where do I place the code? Please help.

Actually nevermind, I found a work around. Thank you anyway.

It’s not working again. And it creates a white stripe on the bottom of the website and it’s really annoying https://i.imgur.com/reVWedL.png

For an impressive plugin it sure does not work a lot of the time.

And why did you take away the mobile flare? Give us at least something.

The flare has finally appeared after multiple tries over a long period of time. Some improvements perhaps can be done to reduce time between deploy and when it appears on site.

@faddoo the method described by kassyan is correct, i did just that and found the code. No one should ban anyone.