@maique You can also style it for when a user has already clicked it using class .did_select(persists after refresh). My stuff doesn’t include that yet but will soon.
@maique If you want to enable the default Tinylytics stuff built within Tiny, here’s a walkthrough:
- Update to Tiny 1.6.2 (If it isn’t showing on your plugins page, just go to Find Plugins and click install on it again. Easy way to force an update.)
- Manually install this plugin by going to
Design→Edit Custom Themes→New Pluginand pasting the link in. - Once the plugin is installed, go into its settings and add your Tinylytics ID and emoji of choice.
It’ll automatically show inline with the conversation and email plugins. It should also work properly with Tinylytics new .did_select class. Lastly, you can use the plugins shortcode to display the hit counter anywhere you’d like. The plugin will eventually (soon) be added to the directory, just want to test it out a bit first.
You can delete whatever method you’d used previously to add the Tinylytics script.
cc @vincent
@maique You would need to delete and replace at that point. I’m hoping to add it this week. Possibly even as soon as today.
@vincent I do really like this feature. So much that I’d probably pay for Tinylytics to have it (even though I wish this was in Micro.blog natively and have asked for it several times!).
I have two thoughts/bits of feedback about the feature though that would really make it a no brainer for me. First, while I understand the “one per page” limit, that’s a real bummer considering most folks hit my homepage which is a list of posts. Ideally, I’d be able to pass a permalink as a data property on that button or something similar so that it could work for index pages.
Second, it’d be amazing to pair this with something that could pick up on webmentions with a like-of property and add them to Kudos.
