Steven Lambert

NOTICE: I am no longer maintaining this plugin. Jetpack does not provide the necessary functionality to reliably and easily update post views for more than 500 posts. I am tired of trying to hack a solution that ultimately doesn’t work. If anyone wants to continue to maintain the plugin feel free to download the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-post-views/developers/" rel="ugc">code</a>.
A plugin that displays your most popular posts using Jetpack stats.
Jetpack Post Views is a plugin that lets you integrate Jetpack stats into your site. Jetpack is a great plugin that lets you track information about your blog, but it doesn’t give you access to this information so you can display it to your visitors. The most common information users wish to have access to are the number of views for a post.
Jetpack Post Views gives you access to this information. This plugin adds a widget that lets you display your top posts by views according to Jetpack stats. As an added bonus, this plugin adds this information to the post meta of each post, allowing you to display those stats anywhere on your site. 
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Jetpack Post Views

Display your most popular posts using Jetpack stats.

Duke

<h4>Hot’n’Cold shows a different colored badge for every post, depending if the post is “hot”, “medium” or “cold”, based on Jetpack post views</h4>
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<li>The plugin requires Jetpack to be installed, activated and connected to your WordPress.com account.</li>
</ul>
The typical/full code that you need to add to your theme, wherever you want the badge to display is <code><?php shambix_hotposts(200,100,50,true,true,false); ?></code>
The code MUST be used inside the Loop.
You can customize the code with these parameters, in order:
<ul>
<li>n. of views for the post to be “hot” (default: 200)</li>
<li>n. of views for the post to be “medium” (default: 100)</li>
<li>n. of views for the post to be “cold” (default: 50)</li>
<li>if “hot”, display badge? (default: true)</li>
<li>if “medium”, display badge? (default: true)</li>
<li>if “cold”, display badge? (default: false)</li>
</ul>
We use a css file to style the badges, as they are fully made out of CSS3, no images, however we don’t provide any specific layout (floating, alignment, etc), that way you are free to customize them the way you want, by using the div class <code>hotncold</code> in your own theme style.css
If you like the plugin or want to suggest a new features, feel free to drop a comment at the official plugin post on <a href="http://www.shambix.com/en/portfolio/wordpress-plugin-hotncold" rel="nofollow ugc">Shambix</a>.
Credits to the <a href="http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/components.html#labels-badges" rel="nofollow ugc">Twitter Bootstrap Framework</a> for the badges/labels’ CSS.

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