Kudos

Kudos, as seen on the svbtle.com blogging network, are an unobtrusive and playful way for your readers to show their appreciation. To give kudos for a post the visitor simply hovers the Kudo-Button: A small animation starts for as long as the visitor does leave his cursor on the Kudo. When the animation is finished and the Kudo-Button is filled the count goes up by one. By clicking the then filled button the visitor can take his Kudo off the post again. See the plugin in action on yrnxt.com. Dustin Curtis, creator of svbtle.com and inventor of Kudos, describes Kudos like this: Each post has one unusual feedback mechanism which has no external repercussions: Kudos. By default Kudos are displayed in the top right of your post contents. You can customize the positioning and texts at Settings -> Kudos. More customizations will be added in upcoming updates. Beside the default automatic insertion into your posts you can make use of the PHP-Functions and shortcode to display the Kudos more individually: [kudos] kudos() get_kudos( $post_id, $attr ) kudos_count( $post_id, $text, $hover ) get_kudos_count( $post_id ) For more information on those take a look at the contextual help on your Settings -> Kudos screen. This plugin makes use of Masukomi's Kudos implementation. If you like Kudos and the overall look of Svbtle take a look at wp-svbtle.

1. Visit your WordPress Administration interface and go to Plugins -> Add New
2. Search for "Kudos", and click "Install Now" below the plugin's name
3. When the installation finished, click "Activate Plugin"

By default the Kudos are displayed in the top left of your content. Take a look into Settings -> Kudos for customizations.

1.1.1: 2014-01-28

• Tiny PHP 5.2 fix

1.1: 2013-04-23

• Added option to disable unkudo'ing
• Added contextual help
• Added settings action link
• Removed kudos from feeds

1.0: 2013-04-16

• Release