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<p>“Count Post Reactions” is a robust plugin designed to enhance engagement on your WordPress site by providing valuable insights into user interactions with your content. With this plugin, you can effortlessly track and display various types of reactions, including likes, loves, cares, and even custom reactions.</p>
<p>By implementing this plugin, you gain the ability to measure the impact of your posts in real-time, allowing you to tailor your content strategy to better resonate with your audience. The detailed reaction counts provide invaluable feedback on which posts are generating the most engagement, helping you optimize your content creation efforts for maximum impact.</p>
<p>One of the standout features of “Count Post Reactions” is its ability to enforce one-time reactions per user. This functionality ensures that each user can only react to a post once, maintaining the integrity of your reaction data and preventing spammy or repetitive reactions.</p>
<p>The plugin offers seamless integration with your WordPress site, allowing you to easily customize the appearance and behavior of the reaction counters to suit your branding and design preferences. Whether you’re running a personal blog, a news site, or an online community, “Count Post Reactions” empowers you to better understand and leverage user sentiment to drive engagement and foster a vibrant online community.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ol>
<li>Add Post Reaction in any post types</li>
<li>Enable/Disable any reaction</li>
<li>Add Custom Reaction</li>
<li>Place content after/before the Reactions</li>
</ol>
<h4>How to use ?</h4>
<p>Install the plugin, go to Tools -> Post Reaction -> Enable</p>
<h3>Developer Notes</h3>
<p>Public source code GitHub link for review, study, and contribute.</p>
<p>https://github.com/bPlugins-LLC/count-post-reaction</p>
<p>For more information on how to contribute to this plugin, please visit our GitHub repository.</p>


Post Reaction – Add Like or Emoji Reactions to Posts

Add Facebook like Reaction interface in WordPress Posts and Count them (likes, loves, cares)

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<p>WP e-Customer (beta) is an all-in-one solution for running an online business using WordPress. The goal of WP e-Customer is to<br />
avoid having to install more than 10 separate customer service and business management plugins. The reason for an all-in-one approach is to maximize integration across all services and deliver<br />
something not yet found in a WordPress plugin. Sure there are great plugins that offer add-ons and their integration is good. They cost a fortune and could<br />
still be better especially on the integration. They lack the ultimate integration and most developers get very carried away with the whole add-on approach<br />
to a point where the core plugin you paid a lot for does not change much. Why would it if they can push more cash out of your with another add-on, right?</p>
<h4>What It Does Right Now</h4>
<p>Not a lot as it has been one week of development but it does already have functionality. New subscribers must activate their<br />
WP e-Customers access as this plugin leaves WordPress “subscribers” as it is, we don’t mess around with that. On activation a visitor will find they have<br />
access to a Downloads page. Webmasters can create and manage downloads using a custom post type. All in the very early stages. One of the downloads screens<br />
is intended for premium products. We will be integrating that with our cart plugin until we have our own cart in WP e-Customers. So the intention is to<br />
offer and control the download of digital goods. Lastly we can currently ban domains from being used in registration. They attempt can be made but WP e-Customers<br />
will reject the submission and no new user is created in the database.</p>
<h4>In Development (alpha/beta)</h4>
<p>The release here on WordPress.org is technically a beta. It is an early glimpse (less than 1%) of the plugin we have planned. Development is ongoing and we created this<br />
plugin for our own use. Meaning development and testing will be constant. We’ll be using our own software every single day to run our business.<br />
That is good news for anyone interested in the coming premium edition.</p>


Post Reaction – Add Like or Emoji Reactions to Posts vs WP e-Customers Beta