Foad Adeli

Make your favorite comments stand out with Sticky Comment! This easy-to-use plugin allows you to pin your favorite comments on top, so your most valuable feedbacks are always visible. It’s great for pinning reviews from the well-known authors, highlighting positive reviews, and featuring feedbacks you want users to see first.
<h3>How to Use for Blog Posts?</h3>
<ol>
<li>Install and activate the Sticky Comment plugin.</li>
<li>Go to Dashboard Menu > Comments.</li>
<li>Hover over the comment you want to pin, and click the Pin button.</li>
<li>The comment will now be pinned on top of the comments section.</li>
<li>You can also unpin comments anytime using Unpin button.</li>
</ol>
<h3>How to Use for WooCommerce Products?</h3>
<ol>
<li>Install and activate the Sticky Comment plugin.</li>
<li>Go to Dashboard Menu > Products > Reviews.</li>
<li>Click the Pin button under the Sticky Comment column.</li>
<li>The review will now be pinned on top of the product reviews section.</li>
<li>You can also unpin reviews anytime using Unpin button.</li>
</ol>

Sticky Comment


Even though I'm the author of the plugin, it's still a great plugin for pinning your comments!


Great Plugin!

Make your favorite comments stand out with Sticky Comment! Pin your favorite comments on top, so your most valuable feedbacks are always visible.

Mitch

Birgir Erlendsson (birgire)

Authentication Code is a lightweight plugin which will add an authentication field to your login form for better security.
No access will be granted when the authentication code is invalid or empty. Leave the authentication code field blank to disable the feature.
All users will have to know what the authentication code is in order to login to your website. This plugin is perfect for private companies or solo webmasters.

Authentication Code

This is a very useful plugin, however there is a HUGE problem. THe moment this is fixed, I will rate it 5 stars immediately...
So this is the problem:
- You set the auth. key and everything works fine.
- Then you go back to the settings screen, and remove the auth key from the field. having an empty field, and save that setting. The plugin is them disabled, but not entirely, and that's the problem.
What is disable? In the login screen, the Auth. field is disabled as it should. So there is no way to enter the Auth. key.
What is the problem? When you try to logon now, you get an error message that that Auth. key is empty, and entry is denied. How is this possible when  the plugin should be disabled if you have a blank Auth. key? This needs to be fixed please... otherwise this is a must use plugin for me.
UPDATE: I can confirm the fix, so I'm updating my rating from 4 stars to 5.
Thanks.



Disabling does not work. (Fixed now after update).

Adds an authentication field to your login form for better security.

Sticky Comment vs Authentication Code