Greg Ross

Yes it requires jQuery.

No, no intention of making it work with vanilla JavaScript. Too much effort, no real benefit in changing it.

The plugin needs some TLC for it’s providers, some don’t work, others don’t exist any more.

I actually have a use for this plugin again so I should be looking into updating it in the near future.

I’ve had a couple people say that but I can’t reproduce the issue when I try it ??

I’ll take a second look, but my e-mail address is in my profile here, greg at toolstack.com, so send me a message there.

Thanks, great to hear.

Those are warnings, do you have WP_DEBUG enabled?

They’re caused by the fact that the settings for the plugin haven’t been saved yet, so simply going to the options page and saving the settings should clear them.

Fixed, new version published.

Items isn’t probably all that useful, but it’s the number of “category groups” that contributed to the word count. So for example, on most sites a category group is something like “Published Posts” and “Unpublished Pages”.

If you scroll down to your “Monthly Statistics” table below the graphs and find the line for January, then look across at the six categories, two of them will be non-zero totals.

Post/Page count would probably make more sense, I’ll look into changing it.

Open the post/page you want to reset, there will should be a panel called “Just Likes and Dislikes” displayed that will let you set the like/dislike counts manually.

If the panel isn’t displayed, go to the three dot overflow menu in Gutenberg, select Preferences, then Panels. In the Additional grouping it should be listed and if disabled, enable it.

You can reset individual counts on pages/posts, but there’s no “wipe all counts” button at the moment.

If you know a little SQL it’s not hard to do though.

New version has been published.

Are you looking for an admin page that only lists the liked posts?

There’s no direct way to do that but you can simulate it, install the “Featured Image Admin Thumb” plugin, which gives you the featured image in your posts admin page, then simply sort by like/dislike in descending order.

I have the code done, just need to do some testing on it, will probably do a release on the weekend.

At the moment, no, it is enabled for all users.

Shouldn’t be too big of deal to add a feature to disable the dashboard based on user roll. I’ll take a look when I get some free time.

I’ve released 2.5.1 which should resolve the issue.

This seems to be an issue with the upgrade to composer 2, should be an easy fix.