Pixelbart

@9abor

Hi 9abor,

thanks for your feedback! If Helpful is displayed there, it’s an error from the theme. Helpful is already set so that it is only shown in single views.

So the theme author did something there that WordPress thinks it’s a single view.

I also always work with the More-tag on my pages and it works fine. But there is no error there either.

Maybe you write down the support of the theme first? I don’t know what I should change now, because Helpful is only displayed in the single view.

But so that you don’t stand there with empty hands, I can at least write you what helpful does:

Helpful is output at the end of the_content() if is_singular() applies.

Hopefully this will help you a little.

Greetings Kevin

EDIT:

A simple solution with CSS:

.vcex-blog-entry-excerpt .helpful {
  display: none;
}

(wp-admin -> Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS)

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Pixelbart.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Pixelbart.

@burlyqlady @ajshawit

Thank you very much for the information! I can’t reproduce the error, anyway:

If no text was specified, it can be that the entries are incorrect. They may still be from an old Helpful version where incorrect entries were not sorted out.

You can solve this with the maintenance under Helpful -> Settings -> System. If this doesn’t work, I would need a screenshot of your database table (with the incorrect entries). The table is approximately _helpful_feedback.

@bfintal

The widget and all content are now displayed when Helpful is activated for the first time.

Thanks for your feedback!

@avidthemes

Thanks for your feedback! Should be fixed with the latest version (4.0.20).

@burlyqlady As I wrote you before, you can see this directly under wp-admin -> Posts, if you have checked in the settings: wp-admin -> Helpful -> Settings -> Details -> Post Types -> Posts.

@shipperhq I’m afraid we can’t do that at the moment. I will consider this in the next update and then inform you here. This may take a moment.

@vijaykumarp I don’t know exactly what you mean, but you can disable Helpful in the settings and then use the shortcode ([helpful]) of Helpful. You can also integrate this in the WordPress theme:

<?php echo do_shortcode('[helpful']); ?>

You can also create your own Helpful template and use icons instead of Yes or No:

helpful-plugin.info – Custom Templates