Tag: comments

  • wordpress Fb Feedback (Social Networking)

    wordpress Fb Feedback (Social Networking)

    Description

    Let people comment on content on your site using their Facebook account.

    People can choose to share their comment activity with their friends (and friends of their friends) on Facebook as well.

    The comments plugin also includes built-in moderation tools and social relevance ranking.

    Installation

    1. To install the plugin you simply need go in “Admin > Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin” and select the .zip file.

    2. You simply need to active it in installed plugins list.

    Configuration

    Upon activation, you need to visit “Admin > cdz Settings > FB Comments” to configure the plugin.

    In order to use Facebook comments on your site you will need to create a Facebook App.
    If you have previously created an app for your site, then you can use that App ID here. Otherwise, you will need to create a new app.

    Simply visit the Facebook Apps page and click on the “Add a New App” button.
    You will need to select the “Website” platform and provide a name for your app and click on the “Create New Facebook App ID” button.

    Facebook will now create a new app for you to use, and it will redirect you to your app dashboard. You will notice your app ID displayed there.
    You need to copy and paste this app ID in “Admin > cdz Settings > FB Comments > Facebook App ID”.

    Changelog

    1.0.0
    – Initial release

  • Clone This! (Utilities)

    Clone This! (Utilities)

    Clone This! allows you to clone posts, pages, custom post types and comments in your admin area.

  • Stachethemes Experience Calendar (Calendars)

    Stachethemes Experience Calendar (Calendars)

    Stachethemes Event Calendar allows you to create and manage detailed online events for your website users.

    Every event can contain detailed information like event description, map, photo gallery, event guests, schedule, file attachments, attach theme icons to the event and even weather forecast for the area where the event is located. You can invite people to attend or set reminders for calendar events.








    Installation

    From Dashboard go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
    Click “Browse” and pick Event Calendar archive.
    Click “Install Now”.
    After installation click “Active plugin”.
    A new menu should appear named “Stachethemes Event Calendar

    Creating Calendar

    From Dashboard go to Stachethemes Event Calendar > Calendars.
    Fill Calendar Name, Color, Timezone and Visibility (public or private).
    Click on “Create Calendar” button.
    A new calendar should appear under “List with your created calendars”.

    Creating Event

    From Dashboard go to Stachethemes Event Calendar > Events.
    Select Calendar from the list or create one if you haven’t created one yet.
    Click on “Add Event” button.
    Fill desired event details and click “Add Event”. Most event tabs are optional.

    Displaying the Calendar on the front-end

    The plugin uses the shortcode [stachethemes_ec]

    From Dashboard go to Pages or Posts
    Add New Page or Post
    Fill desired Post/Page title
    Inside the Post/Page content write [stachethemes_ec]
    Click Publish. This page will display the calendar when visited. You can place the shortcode in any existing Page or Post as well.

    If you are uncomfortable writing shortcodes the plugin supports Visual Composer as well.

    Shortcode default usage:

    [stachethemes_ec]
    

    Displaying specific calendar only:

    [stachethemes_ec cal=1,2,3]
    

    where 1,2,3 are calendar ids

  • Offer protection to Feedback Professional – Offer protection to feedback with password (Utilities)

    Offer protection to Feedback Professional – Offer protection to feedback with password (Utilities)

    Protect comments with password. In case of you want to hide comments of your blog posts and show them to only who knows the password; probably this is the only plugin that can help you achieve this!

  • Masks Feedback Professional (Utilities)

    Masks Feedback Professional (Utilities)

    Hide comments of a specific post and show a predefined text instead.
    In case of you want to hide comments of your blog posts, or show them to registered members only; probably this is the only plugin that can help you achieve this.

  • Feedback Lightbox For WordPress (Miscellaneous)

    Feedback Lightbox For WordPress (Miscellaneous)

    This plugin allows you to transform links to comments into a lightbox displaying comments without refreshing the page.

    The lightbox works out of the box and require no configuration. It also takes care of matching the style of the currently active WordPress theme on your site.

    Here is the requirement:
    – Your theme must use the function comments_popup_link
    – Your theme must use the original WordPress comments system (no Disqus or Facebook Comments)

    It also provides a shortcode for creating buttons to open comments from anywhere on the site and that from any posts.

  • Export wordpress Knowledge to EXCEL or CSV file (Utilities)

    Export wordpress Knowledge to EXCEL or CSV file (Utilities)

    This plugin will help you to export (download) WordPress data to Excel or CSV file. User friendly interface allows to do export with the least effort.

    This plugin can export all data Using WordPress Users, Usermeta, Posts, Pages and Comments
    The main features of this export plugin are:

    Quick installation and setup.
    You can backup users, posts and comments from roles.
    You can export encrypted user’s password if you need.
    Ability to specify the order of columns for Excel or CSV file.
    Download Profiles is available, so you can export data in 1 click.
    In addition, the plugin looks great on all devices without custom coding needed for each device or screen size.

  • No Cookies for Feedback (Miscellaneous)

    No Cookies for Feedback (Miscellaneous)

    WordPress by itself stores the name, email and url of the commenters into cookies (comment_author_).

    This has the advantage that WordPress will remember your frequent commenters information and always have it completed when they return to your blog, without your visitors having to register.

    Unfortunately this also breaks most caching mechanisms (Varnish, Caching Plugins etc.) in that the server will have to receive the comment_author_ cookies in order to properly autocomplete the information.

    One way to fix this is to have the server (or your caching plugin/server) automatically discard those kind of cookies, but this will bring down the engagement of your visitors (they will comment less if they have to complete their name, email and url every visit).

    The other way, is by using this plugin.

    This plugin will move those cookies into the browser’s localStorage function, which will still autocomplete the comment form, but it will never reach the actual server, allowing most caching solutions to work without issues.

    This is a plug-and-play plugin. No option required. No settings needed. You just set it and forget it.

    It’s lite enough that it won’t impact your server at all – almost all the code runs on the visitors browser (client side)!

  • Open Beacon Video Feedback for WordPress (Widgets)

    Open Beacon Video Feedback for WordPress (Widgets)

    Open Beacon Video Comments for WordPress is an intuitive and
    easy to use plugin that enables video-based comments for posts on
    WordPress sites.  It serves as an alternative to generic
    text-based comments.  Not only is it easy to setup and easy to
    use, it taps into the visual way in which humans naturally interact;
    as a result, the experience of using OB Video Comments is very
    compelling and engaging.

    Demo Screenshot

    In the same way as text-based comments, visitors can easy view other
    people’s comments in response to an article or upload their own
    comments as well.

    IMPORTANT: Open Beacon Video Comments for WordPress only
    works for WordPress 3.6 and later versions.

    Key features
        –  Create video comments
        –  Scroll through comments using Ajax or
    generic HTML requests
        –  Allow direct playback and downloading of
    video comments by other users/visitors
        –  Has a straightforward back-end that
    allows viewing and editing of video comments; there is also a
    settings page to modify the presentation of video comments on the
    front-end widget
        –  The plugin is presented on the front-end
    as a widget so that means that it can comfortably placed on any
    sidebar that the admin deems appropriate
        –  The plugin is also responsive and as such
    appears perfectly on phone, tablet or computer

    How it works
    When installed, the plugin presents backend (dashboard) and
    front-end functionality.  The front-end is a widget that can be
    placed on any bar but preferably on the left or right sidebar,
    adjacent to a post on a “single page”.  This widget gives users
    the ability to view video comments and create some of their
    own.  The backend has a settings page through which the
    functionality of the widget can be adjusted and also a video comment
    list through which video comments and their metadata can be viewed,
    edited and deleted.

    Intuitive installation and functionality
    Installation of the plugin is a straightforward affair: activate the
    “Open Beacon Video Comments” plugin and then go to Appearance ->
    Widgets and place the “OB Video Comments” widget on the sidebar of
    your choosing.  That is it, you are done with installation.
    Visitors/users can then upload video comments, accompanying
    thumbnails and captions in response to a post they have read.

    <iframe src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/btL_CufTBoc”
    allowfullscreen=”” frameborder=”0” height=”480” width=”640”></iframe>

    The thinking behind OB Video Comments
    Zeitgeist – the world’s inundation with video is the quintessential
    spirit of our time.  Video seems to be readily available on all
    platforms and seems to be taking over as the primary way of
    communicating and will probably be used extensively in
    record-keeping as well; because of this growing trend, we found it
    fitting to start offering comments in video format.
    People are visual/spacial – the human race is primarily
    visual/spacial both in learning and creating.  As such, video
    comments seem to be the most natural way to offer commentary.
    Countering the growing “mean comments” trend caused by anonymity –
    anonymity gives normal and good people the leeway to make shocking,
    cruel and sometimes bizarre statements without putting a face to the
    words.  We believe OB Video Comments can curb this tragic trend
    and encourage people to interact in a clearer and less hostile way.
    Ubiquitous camera on computers, phones and tablets – cameras on
    computers, tablets and phones have become so commonplace, it is
    impossible to imagine a world when it was not so.  This
    availability of cameras and video demands new and more interesting
    ways for people to interact.

    PLEASE NOTE: The demo video showed a checkbox for email
    notifications on the “OB Video Comments Settings” page although the
    feature was never explicitly demonstrated.  This feature has
    been removed from Open Beacon Video Comments 1.0.1 and will thus not
    be available upon purchase.