Statify Widget

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Yes! Since 1.4.1 you can add the following filter to change the default 4 minute cache (60 * 4) to another value in seconds: add_filter( 'statify_targets_cache_expiry', fn() => 60*4 ); If you do not set a numerical value greater than zero (>0), the standard cache expiry time is automatically used.

If you deactivate the plugin, all existing cache will be delete. After that you can activate Statify Widget again. Everything continues to work as usual.

Yes! Since 1.1.4 that works. Just in the content type widget: select Pages and posts. He then displays the default content types "post" and "page" together.

This is possible with shortcodes. Specifying a prefix and suffix is ​​not mandatory: Properties:

• days = Amount of days
• prefix= Text before the view count
• suffix= Text after the view count

No problem. A pseudo "Frontpage" (with views) entry appears.

This changes nothing. The plugin takes every Statify entry and adds it together.

Just use these CSS classes:

• List: .statify-widget-list {...}
• List item: .statify-widget-element {...}
• List item view counter: .statify-widget-element span {...}
• List item link: .statify-widget-link {...}

If you want to change the list of contents (1st, 2nd, 3rd, ...) to bullets, just add the following to your CSS: .statify-widget-element { list-style-type: circle; }

Since 1.3.8 it is possible to customize the Widget Template by adding code to your Template functions.php. You can use the WP Post Object in the template. There exists two hooks:

• statify_widget_before_link
• statify_widget_after_link

For example put this in your theme: ` have_posts() ) { $ wp_query->the_post(); } } ?> ` Properties

• $days = Range of days for statictics (0 = all days)
• $amount = Amount of posts
• $post_type = Post type ("post", "page", ...)
• $post_category = Category of the post, if post type is choosen