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All the requests are checked referring to ip address. As long as you use the same system or ip, the dislike will continue to reduce the like counts as the requests are made from same system/ip. The moment there is a request from a different system/ip, then the dislike count will keep increasing. After this you will see both like and dislike counts having some values.

The above logic is same on both free and pro versions. If your site is live, then you can share your site url with others so that they can vote and you can see both values. If you are developing on local, then you can directly change the ip address present in the wti_like_post table for the post id you are checking for. You can then vote again (dislike if you had earlier liked and vice-versa) and see both like and dislike counts.

Additional feature with the pro version is tracking the user with user id. In case both users are using the same system or are inside a network, they are are treated as different users (if logged in).

@kazoooka, there seems to be something wrong with your wordpress set up. The ajax calls to save the like/unlike activity never get completed. Before it completes, there is another call to the same page which creates problem. Please check and rectify.

@mattzeit, what do you mean by “many of the images”? Our plugin uses very small size images and they should look fine.

Thanks

Is this related to free version or pro version? If pro version, then you can allow selected post types only to apply this plugin functionality. For more details on the pro version, please use this forum.

The concept is if the voting is done from the same user, then it will just add/subtract from the existing value. So if someone has already liked and then clicks the dislike, then it will simply subtract from the like count. The moment it reaches 0, the count will get negative.That is how the plugin is built. Changing this logic means changing the whole plugin functionality which we will avoid.

The plugin is compatible upto WP 4.2.4 as mentioned and has not been checked with WP 4.3. We will check and release an updated version.

You need to use this css in the file wti_like_post.css present inside css folder of our plugin

.watch-action .watch-position {
    margin: auto;
    width: 100px;
}

and remove this css

.align-left {
    float: left;
}

Please note the above width will be for showing the buttons with like counts. You will have to adjust it to show the loader and message.

There is no such functionality currently available. You can customize the plugin to achieve this.

Here is the screenshot link. You need to opt for yearly subscription for the future updates.

Thanks