katrina@nrelate

@katinkaspirituality — Thanks for the heads up! We’ll work on improving our Blogroll feature.

And thanks @wpyogi for pointing us in the right direction to add links manager back in.

@fandub @mm-blog — Do you also show nRelate on your other “Page” types? If you do, can you please try removing the plugin manually: https://nrelate.com/theblog/2011/10/19/remove-nrelate-from-a-particular-post-or-page/

@mm-blog — Thanks for using nRelate on your site! We actually don’t use categories or tags to match related posts. Our plugin actually uses an algorithm that takes your post title and description, plus context, in order to determine which posts are related.

We have had users express the need for tags/category matching so we are working on including this feature in a future build of the plugin.

@rhodez — Thanks for using nRelate on your site. Under your “Layout Settings” on the plugin’s main settings page, can you make sure that only Posts (is_single) is checked off? If only single posts are checked off under Layout Settings, but you’re still seeing the plugin show on portfolio pages, then you can remove the plugin from specific posts/pages manually: https://nrelate.com/theblog/2011/10/19/remove-nrelate-from-a-particular-post-or-page/

@bdoreste — Can you let us know your site’s URL so we can take a look?

@vurnham — Thanks for using our plugin! Can you let us know your site’s URL so we can take a look?

Thanks!

@mm-blog — Unfortunately we can’t show on the woocommerce page given that we don’t support secured pages right now. To remove the plugin from this page, please UNcheck “pages” from under your “Layout Settings” on the plugin’s main settings page. This will remove nrelate from all pages. You can also remove it manually for a specific post or page: https://nrelate.com/theblog/2011/10/19/remove-nrelate-from-a-particular-post-or-page/

Let us know if this helps!

@siebje — You can exclude specific posts from showing as related content suggestions by going to the nRelate Dashboard page > Exclude Categories. Here’s a screenshot for reference: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pwbzbo8f9qpvpgb/Screen%20Shot%202012-10-04%20at%203.34.25%20PM.png

Unfortunately there’s no way to exclude specific pages from showing up as related recommendations without excluding all pages as a whole. This is a good feature to have though, and one we are thinking about including in an upcoming build of our plugin.

@siebje — @ak.azmi is correct that the non-js version of our plugins can help with SEO.

Thanks for using nRelate!

@amar ami — I believe we addressed this in your post on our support forum (https://nrelate.com/forum/topic/nrelate-problem-when-active-smart-seo-link/) but do let us know if we can be of more help.

Thanks!

@jmorrow — Thanks for using nRelate on your site! Blogroll issues have been fixed and I see it working well.

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@mm-blog — Thanks for using nRelate on your site. You can remove the plugin from showing on certain posts or pages by following the instructions here: https://nrelate.com/theblog/2011/10/19/remove-nrelate-from-a-particular-post-or-page/

@anefarious1 — Can you please let us know which site you use Most Popular on so we can take a look? We did experience a bit of downtime for Most Popular but should be back up now.

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@fernandomorales — Thanks for using nRelate on your site. Can you please send us your theme files and plugins list to support[at]nrelate[.]com so we can test it out and find a work around for you? We’ve made doing so easy for you:https://nrelate.com/theblog/2011/03/14/getting-support-for-our-plugin/

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@fuzzybee — Thanks for using nRelate on your site. To force remove the nRelate stylesheet, you will actually have to go into the plugin files and remove it. However, this isn’t really something we recommend and we suggest that you try this on a test site first as we have to caution that doing this might break your site.

That said – if you are comfortable doing this, you’ll want to go into the plugin files (nrelate-related-content\admin\common-frontend.php) and not register and enqueue the styles (lines 36-37).

An alternative option to customizing the styling of the plugin’s itself is to take a look at our styling guides —
https://nrelate.com/theblog/2011/04/20/nrelate-styling-guide/
https://nrelate.com/theblog/2011/11/15/nrelate-styling-guide-part-ii/

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