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Post Reading Time calculate the time it would take to the user to read an article, including watching the images, and display the value in the post.

Display Post Reading Time – Show Estimated Post Reading Time & Progress Bar

Post Reading Time calculate the time it would take to the user to read an article, including watching the images, and display the value in the post.

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Track your progress, and showcase it on your WordPress website with the Pretty Simple Progress meter.
Once installed, use the default settings or head over to the settings panel in your dashboard sidebar and configure it to your liking. There’s even an instant preview in the settings page to help you customize to your heart’s content.
Then drag over the widget into your sidebar and plug in the info, including the units of your choice. You can even select a graphic to accompany your progress bar, link to your own, or turn off the image all together.
It’s pretty, it’s simple, and it’s a progress meter.
<h3>Dedication</h3>
The Pretty Simple Progress meter widget is dedicated to my wife, Alison, as well as my entire family. Without their support and inspiration, I would likely be sleeping in a ditch, rather than making this WordPress widget.
Also, a shout out to WordPress, for being free, cool, and full of win.

Pretty Simple Progress meter

Pretty Simply Progress meter is a clean and fun way to share your tracked progress on everything!

Display Post Reading Time – Show Estimated Post Reading Time & Progress Bar vs Pretty Simple Progress meter