The WebberZone Followed Posts Tools page is at Tools > Followed Posts Tools. It provides five utilities: exporting the tracking data, clearing the cache, exporting settings, importing settings, and a danger zone for deleting data. Export tracking data This plugin is retired. Export anything you want to keep before you remove it. Click Export CSV...
WebberZone Followed Posts tracks real visitor navigation: when a visitor lands on a post, the plugin records which post they came from. Over time this builds a per-post list of “followed posts” — the posts that readers actually navigated to from that page. How tracking works When a visitor loads a singular post or page,...
WebberZone Followed Posts adds a metabox to every post, page, and public custom post type edit screen. This lets you manually define or override the followed posts list for any individual post, without waiting for real visitor tracking data to accumulate. Using the metabox Open any post in the WordPress editor. In the WebberZone Followed...
WebberZone Followed Posts offers five ways to display the followed posts list: automatic insertion into post content, the [[wfp]] shortcode, a Gutenberg block, a legacy widget, and PHP template functions. Automatic insertion By default the plugin appends the followed posts list to the content of posts and pages. You can control where the list is...
The WebberZone Followed Posts settings page is at Settings > Followed Posts. Settings are organized across five tabs: General, Output, Thumbnail, Styles, and Feed. General tab Enable cache When enabled, the HTML output for each post is saved in post meta on first load and reused on subsequent page loads. Disable temporarily when testing output...
WebberZone Followed Posts includes a Gutenberg block that lets you insert the followed posts list at any position within a post or page using the block editor. Adding the block Open the block inserter (the + button), search for “Followed Posts”, and select the WebberZone Followed Posts block found in the Widgets category. The block...
WebberZone Followed Posts provides a shortcode that lets you insert the followed posts list anywhere in your post content or in a page builder. Two aliases are registered and behave identically: Every attribute is optional. When an attribute is omitted the value set on the plugin’s settings page is used. Attributes Attribute Type Description limit...
WebberZone Followed Posts can feed its tracking data directly into Contextual Related Posts. When the integration is active, followed post IDs are injected into CRP’s manual_related argument, so CRP surfaces posts that real visitors actually navigated to from the current post. Requirements Enabling the integration Go to Settings > Followed Posts > General. Scroll to...
WebberZone Followed Posts is a free plugin available on WordPress.org that tracks which posts visitors navigate to from any given post and displays that list as “followed posts.” It requires WordPress 6.6 or higher and PHP 7.4 or higher. WordPress install (the easy way) Manual install Installing via WP CLI For multisite network activation:
