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It stays currently. We implemented this but it’s not well tested yet. There will be a bugfix release next week and we want to include this feature in a release after this one. You could simply make an update then.

Hello,
check on posts without recommendations:
Has the post at least one category and/or tags?
If yes, check the category/tags for other posts. If not add some or wait until visitors read it after reading other posts. You could also do it by your self. Be sure “Do not track” is not set in your browser settings. Navigate to a related post, another one and so on and after 4 or more posts go to the one without recommendations. Finally clear your cookies and browser cache. Navigate to the post without recommendations. Now there should be some.

Hello,
The user behavioral data is stored as post meta for each post, but only lists of post id’s are stored. This way the plugin is scalable even if it’s running on high traffic sites. Tags and categories data is stored in default wp tables without changes.

Custom thumbnail sizes are a bit tricky because we supporting also post images as pseudo thumbnails, but I’m sure we will find a solution for.

Hello,
It’s easy. Just check the box “Include pages and custom types” at the plugin settings page and save. If “Use SOSERE output cache” is checked, set “Max Cache Time” to 0, so the changes applies immediately.

Hi,
Thats right if it displays all categories. You maybe can exclude one or more categories form beeing displayed. This depends on used sidebar widget and their options.

Hi Konstantinos,
Thanks!
Actually SOSERE supports multi language plugins like qTranslate where the translation is in the same post but not like WPML or xili-language yet. We will in the near future.
In between you can activate “Automatically Adjust IDs” feature of WPML ( see https://wpml.org/documentation/support/creating-multilingual-wordpress-themes/language-dependent-ids/ )
If it doesn’t help try this:
1) add an additional “language” category to your post like en for English posts or it for Italian. You don’t have to display it somewhere e.g. menus.
2) Add an additional “language” tag to your posts like en to English and so on.

Hi,
Next update is scheduled on Saturday, 10 May.

Hi Ali,
Thank you for your feedback. We will consider it next release (10.05). If you name the used theme we could additionally test it especially with this.

Best
sosere