Barn2 Plugins

Andy Keith

Kestrel

Amir Arabnezhad

<p>The default Recent Comments widget is somewhat limited. Better Recent Comments improves on this by providing a more flexible widget with options to show the user’s actual comment, as well as show avatars and the ability to show or hide the comment date.</p>
<p>As well as the widget, there’s a handy shortcode you can use to display your recent comments. This is useful if you need to display comments somewhere other than your sidebar or footer, such as on your homepage. Simply add the shortcode <code>[better_recent_comments]</code>.</p>
<p>That’s not all! The plugin is also WPML compatible, which means that the comments will be restricted to those in the current language. The default WordPress widget will list all recent comments, regardless of language, so you might end up with comments for German-language posts in the sidebar of your English site. Better Recent Comments solves this and makes sure the comments are for the current language only.</p>
<p>Translations currently provided in Spanish, French and Italian.</p>
<p>View the full <a href="https://barn2.com/kb-categories/better-recent-comments-kb/" rel="nofollow ugc">plugin documentation</a> in our Knowledge Base.</p>
<p>Options available with the shortcode:</p>
<ul>
<li><code>format</code> – the format of each recent comment. This option uses ‘placeholders’ which are substituted with the actual data when the comments are displayed. See the FAQs for details.</li>
<li><code>number</code> – the number of comments to display. Default: 5 comments</li>
<li><code>date_format</code> – the date and time format to use. Like WordPress, this uses a PHP date format. It defaults to ‘M j, H:i’. See <a href="https://barn2.com/PHP-Date-Format.pdf" rel="nofollow ugc">this cheat sheet</a> for a full list of date and time options.</li>
<li><code>avatar_size</code> – the size of the avatar in pixels. Only used if you have included {avatar} in your comment format (see ‘format’ option). Default: 50</li>
<li><code>post_status</code> – the status of posts to retrieve comments for. Defaults to ‘publish’. Can be a single status or a comma-separated list, or ‘any’ to show comments for all post statuses.</li>
<li><code>post_type</code> – the post type to retrieve comments for. Accepts a single or multiple post types (e.g. ‘post’ or ‘post, dlp_document’) or ‘any’ to show comments for all post types. Default: ‘any’</li>
<li><code>excerpts</code> – set to ‘true’ to show an excerpt of the comment (limited to 20 words), or ‘false’ to show the full comment. Default: true</li>
<li><code>replies</code> – set to ‘true’ to also show responses to comments, or ‘false’ to only see the top level comments. Default: true</li>
</ul>


Better Recent Comments

Great plugin, works flawlessly, and very easy to use. The comments now appear nicely on my site. My only wish is to be able to hide site owner / admin's comments. Thanks!

Excellent

I used the default Recent Comments plugin and was dismayed by how ugly and uninformative it was. It doesn't show the comments!

Better Recent Comments shows a nice avatar AND the actual comment.  Perfect.

Very happy with it

Although there are many ways to put a 'recent column' widget in your sidebar, this is the best. Easy to customize (read the docs for shortcode parameters), and insert a block that contains the shortcode with all of your desired options. Add a '<h3 class=widget-title>Recent Comments</h3>' just above the shortcode to put a heading.

Great stuff !

Great - Better than Writing Your Own

Provides an improved Recent Comments widget and a shortcode to display your recent comments on any post or page.

Lukman Nakib

Niluthpal Purkayastha

<p>Multilingual Forms for Fluent Forms with WPML bridges the gap between Fluent Forms and WPML, allowing you to create fully multilingual forms on your WordPress website without technical hassle.</p>
<h3>FEATURES</h3>
<p>Display form labels, placeholders, and options in the user’s preferred language also validation messages appear in the user’s preferred language</p>
<h3>Requirements</h3>
<p>This plugin requires the following plugins to be installed and activated:</p>
<p>Fluent Forms 6.0.2 or higher<br />
WPML Multilingual CMS 4.6 or higher<br />
WPML String Translation 3.2 or higher<br />
You must have all three plugins active for this integration to function properly.</p>
<h3>About Fluent Forms</h3>
<p><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/fluentform" rel="ugc">Fluent Forms</a> is a light-weight and fastest Form Builder plugin.</p>
<p>Fluent Forms helps you create hassle-free contact forms, subscription forms, or any kind of forms you need for your website in minutes.</p>
<h3>Amazing Fluent Forms Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Drag & Drop Contact Form Builder</li>
<li>Multi-column Form Layout</li>
<li>Smart Conditional Logic Form Fields</li>
<li>Conditional Confirmation Messages</li>
<li>Build 100% Responsive and Mobile Friendly Web Forms</li>
<li>Reusable Templates</li>
<li>Spam Protection with Google Recaptcha</li>
<li>Placeholder Customization</li>
<li>AJAX Submission and Both Client-Side and Server-Side Data Validation</li>
<li>Send Beautiful Email to submitter and admin</li>
<li>You can configure what will happen after form submission. You can show a success message, or you can redirect the user to a selected URL.</li>
<li>Restrict Your Web Form by user role</li>
<li>Show the form only for a time/date range.</li>
<li>30+ Form Field Types to build any WebForms quickly.</li>
<li>In-Depth Analytics where you can see how many times it’s displayed and how many leads were captured.</li>
<li>Set Default Value On Form Fields or you can populate from URL parameters</li>
<li>Export/Import Forms</li>
<li>MailChimp Integration – Add Lead/Contact on MailChimp on form submission</li>
<li>Slack Integration – Send Slack notification of Form Submission.</li>
<li>Export Data – You can export data as CSV/Exel/ODS or JSON format.</li>
<li>Advanced Data Filtering where you can see data by status and also by date range.</li>
</ul>
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<h3>Manual</h3>
<ol>
<li>Go to specific Form Settings form Fluent Forms which is needed to be translated</li>
<li>Navigate to WPML Translations from form settings menu sidebar, enable and save it</li>
<li>Go to WPML -> Translations Management and add the form in translations queue</li>
<li>Navigate to WPML -> Translations and translate the form against the selected language</li>
<li>View the form in the selected language</li>
</ol>


Multilingual Forms for Fluent Forms with WPML

Seamlessly integrate Fluent Forms with WPML to create multilingual forms for your WordPress website.

Better Recent Comments vs Multilingual Forms for Fluent Forms with WPML