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1. numaga
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   Posted 1 year ago #

   Using the latests version of WordPress and the WordPress Popular Post Plugin.

   Since my widget areas are very limited I need to make a page where all stats are visible. According to the information I got with the plugin I should be able to do this with shortcodes or template tags.

   I tried some of the short codes and got them showing results, but the styling was horrible and they were all stacked upon each other.

   I want to show 3 columns next to each other so I can display most commented this week, this month and all time right next to each other.

   Next paragraph I want 3 more columns only then with with the most views of this week, this month, this year et.

   You get the idea. I want to stack multiple list on one page and use all the space I have instead of putting them simply on top of each other.

   Can someone help me and provide me a small piece of CSS to start with? I would be very thankful.

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-popular-posts/

2. numaga
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Here's the page I'm talking about: http://95.211.2.18/~numaganl/popular/

   Also I'm having a lot of trouble with the attributes. Some seem to work, other don't. What am I doing wrong here?

   Most Views - Today
   [wpp order_by="views"; range="daily"; stats_comments=0; stats_views=1;]

   Most Commented - Today
   [wpp order_by="comments"; range="daily"; stats_comments=1; stats_views=0;]

   Both lists show the exact same results. Both showing both comments and views while each list should only show one.

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