My Favorites

Save user’s favorite posts and list them.
This plugin is simple. You can save the user’s favorite posts just a install and display them anywhere you want with just a shortcode.
The logged-in user’s data is saved in the user meta. Other user’s data is saved to Web Storage (localStorage).

Usage

• Shortcode: [ccc_my_favorite_select_button post_id="" style=""]
• Shortcode: [ccc_my_favorite_list_menu slug="" text="" style=""]
• Shortcode: [ccc_my_favorite_list_results class="" style=""]

For pages with a shortcode for list view ([ccc_my_favorite_list_results]).

“Load More” is displayed with “posts_per_page”.
It will be displayed when the user has more favorite posts than “posts_per_page”.

• Shortcode: [ccc_my_favorite_list_results posts_per_page="10"] default is 100 posts.

You can display the post’s “excerpt”.
This value is the char length.
If not needed, use “no excerpt” or “0”.

• Shortcode: [ccc_my_favorite_list_results excerpt="30"]

If you want, you can change the code for list view yourself.

• Shortcode: [ccc_my_favorite_list_custom_template style=""]

For pages with a shortcode for custom list view ([ccc_my_favorite_list_custom_template]).
Add the function (function ccc_my_favorite_list_custom_template( $my_favorite_post_id ) { }) for your list view to your-theme/functions.php.
$my_favorite_post_id is array.
style=”none” excludes the default CSS for the list.

Detailed usage is under preparation.

Discover More

This plugin is developed on GitHub

1. Upload my-favorites to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
3. Use shortcodes to display the favorite posts list and an icon for save and a menu for link to list.

1.4.3

Add escapes to attributes to prevent XSS attacks

See the release notes on GitHub.