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Let's see how many readers feel the same. You can\ndo these tasks (and more) with the Comment Rating plugin.<\/p>\n\n Comment Rating makes \"user moderated content\" possible.\nThis plugin automatically embeds clickable images in comments using\nlight-weight AJAX javascript (no heavy jQuery) to allow visitors rate comments in\nLike vs. Dislike fashion. The votes are displayed along with the\ncomments in either two numbers, one combined, or both.<\/p>\n\n Once the user ratings are in place, the comments can be displayed\nand styled accordingly. Poorly rated comments (too many Dislikes,\nnot enough Likes) can be hidden in a click-to-see link, just like\nthose on Digg. Highly-rated comments (a lot Likes and few Dislikes)\ncan be highlighted. Hotly-debated comments (many Likes and\nDislikes) can also be highlighted to draw more attention, to encourage\nmore votes and comments.<\/p>\n\n The thresholds for all three types of comments are configurable.\nSo are the styling. Styling can be done with background color,\nopacity,fonts, etc. on the comment as well as the entire comment box.<\/p>\n\n This plugin allows using Wordpress as a general CMS in a\nWeb 2.0 fashion. User generated content can be rated and their\ndisplay influnced by other users. An example website is\nCaption Wit<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n Summary of key features;<\/p>\n\n There's also a Pro version<\/a> which has all the functionality of the standard version, and the following features.<\/p>\n\n More details about the Comment Rating Pro and how to obtain it can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n Comment Rating plugin is built on top of Alex Bailey's discontinued Comment Karma.\nThanks to Jean-Paul Horn and many other users for ideas and suggestions.<\/p>\n\n\n After download the plug in, you can upload and install it from \nWordpress Dashboard -> Plugins -> Add New. Alternatively, you can\nunpack and upload the dir with files to the wp-content\/plugins folder on your blog.<\/p><\/li>\n Activate the plugin.<\/p><\/li>\n You can configure the options under Setting -> Comment Rating.\nThe default options should be good enough. It works out of box. You\nare done. Sit back and have a look at your blog.<\/p><\/li>\n If you want to tailor the display format further, you can turn\noff auto-insertion into comments and add the following line to an\nappropriate place in your theme \"comments.php\" file within the comment loop.\nif(function_exists(ckrating_display_karma)) { ckrating_display_karma(); }<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n More about custom installation in the Comment Rating plugin FAQ<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n For complete and most up-to-date FAQ, please see Comment Rating plugin FAQ<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n If the thumbs are grey, it's most likely working well. Comment\nauthor cannot vote on his\/her own comments. That's why the voting\nimages are grayed out and don't respond to mouse-over. But if you\nchange to a different IP address, you'll be able to see the\nclickable images and mouse-over effects.<\/p>\n\n If all your computers go through the same ADSL\/Cable router, they\nall have the same external IP address. The thumb will stay gray,\nuntil your IP address changes (e.g. rebooting the router).<\/p>\n\n To others, the thumbs should be in color.<\/p>\n\n Yes. the comment styling uses the new comment_class filter\n(introduced in WordPress 2.7). If your theme doesn't use\nWordPress 2.7 wp_list_comments(), you'll only see the comment\ntext background being styled or highlighted. To fix the problem, you\nneed to add comment_class into your existing theme. For example\ncode, please see here.<\/p>\n\n When using nested comments, the styling of a highly or poorly-rated\ncomment is passed on to every comment below it. This means that\nevery comment nested below a low-rated comment becomes semi-opaque,\neven if it is high-rated itself. The end result is huge blocks of\ndim text that are difficult to read.<\/p>\n\n Also highly-rated comments pass on that style to everything below\nit, resulting in huge blocks of styled text that obscure the rating\nof comments that are not really highly rated.<\/p>\n\n The problem is caused by styling the whole comment box. To solve the problem, just turn off comment box styling.<\/p>\n\n This is the tricky part. Setting the thresholds too low, every comment becomes highlighted or hidden. Setting them too high, nothing changes and you cannot draw readers attention.<\/p>\n\n Every blog's readers are different. Some have passionate and\nactive readers who vote on almost every comment. Some have\nindifferent readers who don't want to click.<\/p>\n\n There's no magic formula. You'll have to experiment. Hopefully, it's fun to play with the numbers.<\/p>\n\n Yes, if you're not careful with your thresholds. Won't there be messy formatting? No, there won't be. Rest assured. Comment Rating will use only one style based on the following descending priorities: highly-rated, poorly-rated, hotly-debated.<\/p>\n\n Yes. the comment styling uses the new comment_class filter\n(introduced in WordPress 2.7). If your theme doesn't use\nWordPress 2.7 wp_list_comments(), you'll only see the comment\ntext background being styled or highlighted. To fix the problem, you\nneed to add comment_class into your existing theme. For example\ncode, please see here.<\/p>\n\n\n Belorrusian translation by Itransition<\/a><\/p>\n\n Hebrew translation by TechHead <\/a><\/p>\n\n Hooks voting into wordpress's global action system and uses a predefined wordpress core action for comment changes. This enables caching plugins, such as W3 Total Cache, can react to comment changes. \nThanks Jason Donenfeld <\/a> for providing the patch.<\/p>\n\n It took me a while to upgrade from PHP 5.1.6 to PHP 5.3.2 and\ninstall WordPress 3.2.1. Now Comment Rating is tested on WP 3.2.1,\nagain still works like a charm.<\/p>\n\n Tested on WP 3.1.3. Still works like a charm<\/p>\n\n de_DE translation by Professional Translation <\/a><\/p>\n\n pt_BR translation by frq.<\/p>\n\n Support IP based fraud detection for servers behind a reverse proxy. Thank to Marc Gortz from the German online marketing agency klickfreundlich<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n Urgent update: fix a loophole which allows potential SQL Injection\nattack<\/p>\n\n Tested on 3.0.4 and add explanations.<\/p>\n\n Added CSRF attack protection. Thanks krebsonsecurity.com <\/a> for reporting the problem and providing part of the solution.<\/p>\n\n Tested in WP 3.0.2<\/p>\n\n Polish translation by Tinydirect <\/a><\/p>\n\n More screen shots<\/p>\n\n Update feature descriptions and screen shots<\/p>\n\n Tested on Wordpress 3.0. Everything is fine.<\/p>\n\n Albanian translation by WPAlb.com<\/a><\/p>\n\n Tested on Wordpress 2.9.2. Still works like a charm.<\/p>\n\n Fix the bug that text are displayed in different line, due to\nspecifics in certain themes, e.g. Suffusion.<\/p>\n\n Add \"margin: 0px;\" to image style. This should prevent voting icons\nand vote numbers being in separate lines.<\/p>\n\n Tested under Wordpress 2.9 and 2.9.1.\nAll working well.<\/p>\n\n Set filter priority to 9000. Late enough to avoid most conflicts, early enough to avoid conflicting\nwith WP Threaded Comment<\/p>\n\n Cannot run Comment Rating as the last filter. This conflicts with\nWP Threaded Comment plugin. Weighing the evil, now we are now in\nconflict with Kaskus Emoticons plugin.<\/p>\n\n Add choice to tooltips for \"Thumb up\" or \"Thumb down\", contributed\nby Eric Peterka<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n Remove browser not supporting XMLHttpRequest object. It doesn't\nhelp ordinary user.<\/p>\n\n There's no point of silencing your own voice on your blog. When\nreaders mark a comment by the blog author or admin as poorly rated,\nthe comment will not be hidden, but only marked as poorly rated.<\/p>\n\n Fix the multiple alert message when the voting icons are double clicked.<\/p>\n\n Tested on Wordpress 2.8.6. Added non-breakable space between voting\nimages and numbers<\/p>\n\n Belorussian translation by FatCow<\/a><\/p>\n\n Added function to enable widget (Comment Rating Widget plugin) to display the ratings along with recent comments.<\/p>\n\n Fixed the bug when auto-insert is turned off, highlighting won't\nhave any effect<\/p>\n\n Fixed a bug in Spanish translation.<\/p>\n\n French translation by Charlie Borghini.<\/p>\n\n Tested on WordPress 2.8.5<\/p>\n\n Fix a Javascript bug when choosing Likes-only or Dislikes-only.<\/p>\n\n Allow vote type of: positive only, negative only votes or both.<\/p>\n\n Arabic Yemen translation by Thamood Binmahfooz<\/a><\/p>\n\n Fix missing closing tag in hidden comments.<\/p>\n\n Add option to turn off inline style sheet and javascript loading.\nThis helps power users to customize their theme efficiently.<\/p><\/li>\n Bulgarian translation by ITWS<\/a>.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n
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