Tanya Chopra

Content Layouts is a plugin that enhances the features of views of the content available on your site. It works with default post types of the WordPress alongwith the custom post types if there are any.
The plugin comes with a variety of layouts to showcase the content available on the site on the frontend. It works with the help of a block Content Layouts that is required to be added on a Page on the site to make it work.
Some key features of the GB block available with the plugin are-
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Provides various layouts to show content-
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<li>Tiles</li>
<li>Grid</li>
<li>Single-line Scrollable</li>
<li>Double-line Scrollable</li>
<li>1-4 Posts Vertical Layout</li>
<li>1-4 Posts Horizontal Layout</li>
<li>Collapsible</li>
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The block consists of configurations for visibility settings for post date, post author and taxonomies.
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It automatically fetches the taxonomies attached to a post and displays it.
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Provides options to sort post data by title, date and selected posts order.
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Provides options to select posts from the editor to display of a particular post type.
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Provides options to select different kinds of paginations.
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Behaves in responsive manner.
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Works for custom post types as well.
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Content Layouts

Content Layouts showcase different types of content types available in the system in different kinds of layouts.

Hugh Lashbrooke

“Post Hit Counter” does what it says on the tin – it counts how many hits your posts receive. Hit counts are displayed in a new column in the post list table, in the submit box on the post edit screen and in the admin bar on the frontend.
Plugin Features
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<li>Easily visible hit counts in the dashboard and in the admin bar on the frontend</li>
<li>Shortcode to display view count for current or specified post</li>
<li>Widget to display your most viewed posts anywhere on your site</li>
<li>Dashboard widget to show your most viewed posts at a glance</li>
<li>No complicated analytics and statistics to wade through</li>
<li>Option to select which post types must be counted</li>
<li>Option to select which user roles should not trigger the hit counter</li>
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This is not meant as a replacement for more advanced analytics plugins – it is a counter so you can see which of your posts are more popular without diving too deeply into complicated viewing statistics.
Want to contribute? <a href="https://github.com/hlashbrooke/Post-Hit-Counter" rel="nofollow ugc">Fork the GitHub repository</a>.
This plugin was initially created as a demo for <a href="http://2014.capetown.wordcamp.org/session/building-your-first-wordpress-plugin/" rel="nofollow ugc">a workshop</a> I ran at WordCamp Cape Town 2014. I have since fleshed it out and enhanced it to be more useful.

Post Hit Counter

Not complicated; just does what it says. Nice. Thanks.

Simply Works

A counter to track how many times your posts are viewed.

Content Layouts vs Post Hit Counter