The General options tab in the Contextual Related Posts settings screen gives you the main options to configure the related posts on your WordPress site.

💡 Since v4.3.1, a search box on the settings screen filters options across all tabs as you type — useful for jumping straight to a setting without knowing which tab it lives on.

General settings

Choose where related posts are automatically inserted. Options include Posts, Pages, Home page, Feeds, Category archives, Tag archives, and Other archives. If you disable this, you can manually add related posts using:

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Display location priority

Select the relative position of the related posts in the post content. A higher number pushes the related posts later in the content. Any number below 10 is not recommended.

Insert after paragraph number

Enter 0 to display the related posts before the post content, -1 to display at the end, or a number to insert after a specific paragraph. For negative numbers, counting starts from the end. If the paragraph number exceeds the post’s count, they will appear at the end.

⚠️ This ignores other HTML tags and may not work as expected if <p> tags are inside other tags.

Disable on mobile devices

Disable display of related posts on mobile devices. Might not always work with caching plugins.

Disable on AMP pages

Disable display of related posts on AMP pages.

Enable bot protection (Pro only)

When enabled, Contextual Related Posts Pro detects known bots and crawlers and skips generating related posts for their requests. This reduces unnecessary database load from non-human traffic.

Uninstall settings

Delete options on uninstall

If enabled, all settings related to Contextual Related Posts are removed from the database when you uninstall or delete the plugin.

Delete FULLTEXT indices on uninstall

If enabled, FULLTEXT indices generated by Contextual Related Posts are removed from the database when you uninstall or delete the plugin.

Delete custom tables on uninstall

If enabled, custom tables created by Contextual Related Posts Pro will be deleted when you uninstall or delete the plugin.

Delete FULLTEXT indices on deactivate

If enabled, FULLTEXT indices generated by Contextual Related Posts are removed from the database when you deactivate the plugin.

Miscellaneous

Show metabox

Adds the Contextual Related Posts metabox on Edit Posts or Add New Posts screens. Also applies to Pages and Custom Post Types.

Limit meta box to Admins only

If enabled, the meta box will be hidden from anyone who is not an Admin. By default, Contributors and above can see the meta box. Applies only if the above option is enabled.

Show metabox on these post types (Pro only)

Select the post types on which the Contextual Related Posts metabox is displayed. If none are selected, the metabox is shown on all public post types.

A no-follow link to the plugin homepage will be added as the last item of the related posts.

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