WP ULike – Like Buttons, Voting & Engagement Analytics

No. Voting is one click by default. You can require login in Settings if your site is members-only.

Yes. WP ULike adapts to your theme automatically. Contact support if you need help with styling.

Yes. Compatible with major caching plugins (WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, LiteSpeed, and others) and popular WordPress plugins including WooCommerce, BuddyPress, bbPress, Elementor, GamiPress, and myCRED.

No. The like button loads minimal code on your pages, and vote responses are lightweight and optimized for speed. The frontend uses vanilla JavaScript with no jQuery. Statistics load in WordPress admin only and use smart caching as your site grows.

We follow WordPress security practices: nonces, hardened AJAX, optional IP anonymization. Details at wpulike.com/security.

Yes. Each site gets its own settings and stats.

Yes. Use the built-in customizer with real-time preview to change colors, icons, and spacing. No code required. Free ships 4 button styles, and Pro adds 20 more plus emoji reactions and star ratings, for 26 in total.

On single posts. Use blocks, shortcodes, or auto-display settings to place buttons elsewhere.

Three ways (same engine, free): 1. Add the Top List block in the block editor. 2. Use the shortcode anywhere (Classic Editor, Elementor, widgets): [wp_ulike_top] 3. Theme template tag: <?php echo wp_ulike_get_top_content( array( 'limit' => 10, 'period' => 'weekly' ) ); ?>

Filters: cat , tag , taxonomy + terms , exclude_cat , exclude_tag , exclude (post IDs), exclude_current , author , post_type , period / days / hours / date_start + date_end , plus display toggles ( show_count , show_thumbnail , show_rank , heading , …).

Open WP ULike → Configuration → Content Types → Posts → Automatic Display and use Show Buttons On . Uncheck Home , Archives , Categories , Search Results , Tags , or Author Page . Checked places are where the button appears. For block grids (PostX, etc.), also check the Plugin & theme conflicts section on the Help screen.

Select the Gallery block and open WP ULike in the block sidebar. Turn on Show a like button on each image . Each image has its own count. Galleries left off stay unchanged.

Yes, with Pro. The free plugin ships 4 like-button styles. Pro adds emoji reactions and 5-star ratings as their own reaction types, so you can pick what fits each page. Browse the templates .

Two-way voting uses a Pro template. The free plugin ships 4 like-button styles, and Pro adds up/down, arrow, thumb, and Positive/Negative templates when you want both signals.

Free includes like buttons, a full statistics dashboard (Overview, reports, when-to-publish insights, logs, and tips), blocks, customizer, auto-display settings in Settings, backup, and privacy tools, with no vote limits. Pro adds emoji reactions and star ratings, who liked each post, engagement rates vs page views, full geography and content intelligence, WooCommerce sales comparisons, 20 more button styles, Display Automation, profiles, share buttons, and more. See the full comparison . Both plugins stay active together.

No. Pro installs beside the free plugin and reads the same data. Your existing votes, counts, and settings carry over untouched. Pro also comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee.