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This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

1. Upload wpcomstats-helper.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress

For most visited posts/pages list:

• Use Most Visited Posts widget in one of you sidebars, or...
• Place <?php if (function_exists('wpcomstats_most_visited')) { wpcomstats_most_visited($options); } ?> in your templates, or...
• Place <?php if (function_exists('wpcomstats_most_visited_posts')) { wpcomstats_most_visited_posts($posts, $before, $after, $show_count, $days); } ?> in your templates

For blog visits:

• Use Blog Visits widget in one of your sidebars, or...
• Place <?php if (function_exists('wpcomstats_visits')) wpcomstats_visits($before, $after, $post_id, $days);?> in your template

Where:

• $options - an array which can contain the following key - value pairs:

  posts, before, after, show_count, days - as bellow

  show - use 'posts' to show only posts and 'pages' to show only pages

• $posts - number of posts to display

• $before, $after - text/HTML to append before/after each generated text/HTML
• $show_count - whether to also diplay a count of each post views
• $post_id - the ID of the post/page for which you want view stats (use null to show for all posts/pages)
• $days - the number of days for which the stats should be calculated. Valid values are: 0 (all), 1 (today), 7 (week), 30 (month)