Thank you Claudio!
What file (and line) on your plugin should I modify with the number_format function?
In case it is not to change the plugin.
And yes, it is possible to make a widget in your theme and use it.
For this you can use the following functions:
Twitter: <?php echo get_scp_twitter(); ?>
Facebook: <?php echo get_scp_facebook(); ?>
Posts: <?php echo get_scp_posts(); ?>
Comments: <?php echo get_scp_comments(); ?>
Widget: <?php echo get_scp_widget(); ?>
However, I will release a new version of it today, with filters to be able to change the number format.
And commenting here again showing you how to do this.
Thanks!! I will wait for it.
Update the plugin to version 2.2 and and use this in your functions.php:
https://gist.github.com/claudiosmweb/5424439
Thank you Claudio!!
It works perfectly.
A suggestion for a future release:
I have a dark theme on my blog. I manually changed the color for the texts in your plugin on counter.css. It would be nice to have an option for selecting light/dark text color.
Thanks again for the wonderful plugin.
Noted here, the next version will add something.
Hello,
does this functions.php code also work if I am just showing the numbers instead of the whole visual style? I am using the recent version of this great plugin and using this code in my functions.php – but there are still no comma or points. Still, for example, facebook shows 2687 followers instead 2.687 or similar. What am I doing wrong?
PS: I found the problem. Your solution works with shortcodes but unfortunately NOT with PHP-code. So when I include social counts with for example <?php echo get_scp_facebook(); ?> the comma does not show up. But when I use [scp code=”facebook”] within a post – it works.
But I would need it for PHP. Will there be a fix?
I do not know if you know, but you can use PHP one time or another in their life.
For example:
<?php echo number_format( get_scp_facebook(), 0, '', ',' ); ?>
