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I’m using My Favorites on my site. I want to automatically add a post to a user’s favorite list when they click my “Continue Reading” button, without requiring the user to click the favorite button itself. Is this possible?

Does My Favorites provide:

• A server-side PHP function or hook I can call to add a favorite programmatically?
• Or a JS API that allows triggering a favorite save for a specific post without the button being visible?
• If not, do you have any suggestions for how to achieve this?

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I want to migrate from favoriteposts.com plugin but I am a bit confused. The Favorites plugin has an option in the Settings to enable specific post types and specify display options, so I just have “Enabled Favorites for: Articles” and it displays the favorite button automatically as well as favorited counts for each article.

If I migrate to your plugin how do I get it to display the button in every article, do I need to paste manually the shortcode in each article? Do the counts from visitors in each button remain?

• This topic was modified 3 weeks ago by spiros.

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Hiya,

Wordfence is notifying me of a vulnerability in the plugin; – are you aware of this vulnerability, and is a patch planned?

Hope to hear from you soon.

Best regards.

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Hi Guys,

I’ve been searching for a favorites plugin with sharing/emailable features for 3 years. Please tell me: is it possible for any non-logged in Users to have built a short favorites list of the live bands they like on our Avada website, then send that list to us somehow, so we can check if those bands are able to gig for them?

Thank you, Stu.

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Hi,

I am looking for: “Detailed usage is under preparation.” but can not find it. How do i create my own style?

Where do i put the new css without overwriting the plugin?

[ccc_my_favorite_list_custom_template style=””] seems to do the trick but where does the style go?

Thanks in advance

To make it workable, I’ve added this CSS to the short code element. Change the padding-bottom to fit your default image size:

h3 {color:black; font-size:16px;}
.img-post-thumbnail {padding-bottom:100%!important;}

#ccc-my_favorite-list[data-ccc_my_favorites-list-style=”1″] .list-ccc_favorite {margin: 0 2% 2% 0;}

#ccc-my_favorite-list[data-ccc_my_favorites-list-style=”1″] .list-ccc_favorite .img-post-thumbnail {padding-bottom:340px!important;}

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