Marcin Pietrzak

Reading Position Indicator adds a stylish horizontal progress bar alongside your content, showing readers how far they’ve scrolled. It enhances user engagement by providing a clear visual cue of reading progress, ideal for blogs, articles, and long-form content.
Features 
* Horizontal progress bar displayed on posts and pages. 
* Customizable colors, opacity, rounded edges, and gradients. 
* Lightweight and performance optimized. 
* Easy setup with no coding required. 
* Translation ready. 
* Compatible with most WordPress themes.
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Reading Position Indicator

Add reading position indicator on page top.

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The “Progress Indicator Thermometer?? plugin uses a simple shortcode to display an great looking thermometer on your WordPress page, post or sidebar to indicate the progress of your fund-raising and charity activities.
The plugin allows the user to set a fundraising target and update a “current total?? amount. The user interface is extremely simple and easy to use. Easily update titles, change currency or update the amount of money raised at any given time.
To use the thermometer simply download, install and activate the plugin, then add the shortcode (available in the user interface once installed) to your post, page or sidebar, see live <a href="http://scoopdesign.com.au/wpch_thermometer/charity-thermometer-plugin/" rel="nofollow ugc">Sample</a>.
Unfortunately, the plugin is not compatible in ancient versions of Internet Explorer. Though it is compatible with IE 9.
If you download the plugin, please provide us with a rating and a review. This will help us to continue providing updates and support.
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Charity-thermometer

A plugin for Wordpress charity fund raiser, an html5 canvas thermometer. The html5-canvas and JS is a credit to <a href="https://github.com/rheh/HTML5-canvas-projects/tree/master/thermometer">Ray Hammond</a> who implements the canvas very well. I totally recode the script to make it usable to this plugin.

Reading Position Indicator vs Charity-thermometer