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Hey there! There’s no data collection done by HeartThis, so information about people hearting wouldn’t be possible.

As for most hearts, there’s a widget bundled with the plugin that displays the most hearted posts.

The value for popularity is stored in the hearts_post field in postmeta in the database.

I’d recommend taking a look at includes/widgets/views/display-popular-posts.php in the plugin for more information about finding most-hearted posts.

Hope that helps!

Hi Kaimling, currently there isn’t a way to have multiple hears on a single post or page. Can you explain what your use case is? Maybe there’s another way to approach the problem. Thanks.

Hey there! Congrats on the popular post ??

There is a hard limit set at 999 in our plugin right now, but we’ll look into what would be required to extend that and release it as part of a future update.

Hey There,

Because of the way the plugin works (setting cookies), multiple hearts per page wouldn’t be possible to implement. If you’re looking for a voting solution of some kind, unfortunately this plugin wasn’t built for that purpose. Good luck!

Hey Jon, Featherlight will load whichever image is being loaded by WordPress. So if you have a smaller resolution being loaded on mobile (using standard WordPress srcset conventions), Featherlight will load the mobile-specific image. Let us know if that isn’t working for you for any reason, but that’s definitely the default behavior. Thanks.

Danke!

Hey Thor,

There’s an open issue about this in the Featherlight repo. If and when it’s merged into the core script, we’ll update on our and and pull it in.

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Hey Terbium,

The plugin is fully compatible with 4.6.1, so there must be some other issue at play here. Can you provide a link so I can see what’s going on?

It’s not just you ??

Featherlight doesn’t support .webp yet because browser support is so limited. From what we’ve seen Chrome is the only browser that currently supports that format. We’ll likely add support to this plugin once the format has wider browser adoption. Thanks for checking in!

Hey @stigekalder have you run into any issues? We have this plugin running on lots of sites running WordPress 4.5.2. It just requires extra work for us to update the plugin and explicitly say it’s compatible. You should be able to use it without issue. Let us know if you run into any problems.

Hey @jhample.

Thanks for the question and for taking featherlight for a spin ??

WP Featherlight just acts as a lightbox for WordPress and Jetpack galleries. As far as I know there isn’t a way to configure those galleries to behave the way you’re describing. They all display the entire gallery in a grid or tile layout, and all of the images you see in the post or page are the ones that are displayed in the lightbox.

What you’re looking for is probably going to be found in a more robust gallery plugin. Something like Envira Gallery or Foo Gallery.

Best of luck!

Thank you for the kind words @grzegorz.Janoszka

Thanks @natewr ??

Thanks so much for the feedback and the great rating! Please let us know if you run into any issues.

Awesome. Glad to hear it Hudson! Thanks for the feedback ??