Was This Helpful Pro 3.0.9

Was This Helpful Pro adds a simple yes/no feedback block to posts, pages, and custom post types so you can see what resonates and what doesn’t. Readers can leave an optional comment, and you get clear charts and reports in the dashboard to spot winning and underperforming content. Works on single views and archive/listing pages, with customizable templates and text.

How It Works​

• Enable where it shows: In the plugin settings, turn on feedback for posts/pages, categories, and archives.
• Customize the widget: Pick a template, tweak colors, and change button labels and messages (question, thank-you, already voted).
• Collect richer input: Let users add a short note explaining their Yes/No.
• Place it manually (optional): Insert [was-this-helpful] in a post/page to show the widget only where you want.
• Manage per post: Disable the widget or reset a single post’s counts from the meta box.
• Review & export: See pie charts and lists of positive/negative feedback, then export CSV by sentiment and date range.

Key Features​

• Yes/No feedback with optional comments on posts, pages, and CPTs; works on singles and archives.
• Dashboard analytics with visual pie charts and per-post counts in the Posts/Pages list.
• Customizable UI: multiple templates/themes, editable labels/messages, and color controls.
• Manual placement via shortcode when you don’t want it sitewide.
• CSV export of feedback (all/positive/negative) with time filters.
• Multilingual-friendly copy and interface.

Technical Details​

• Plugin: Was This Helpful Pro (by WePlugins).
• Placement: Global enable for singles/archives/categories or manual via [was-this-helpful] shortcode.
• Per-post controls: Disable widget or reset counts from the post meta box.
• Reports: Admin charts, positive/negative views, CSV export with date ranges.

Use Cases​

• Editorial teams prioritizing updates based on reader sentiment.
• Docs/KB sites measuring which answers actually help.
• Product blogs highlighting top posts and improving weak ones.

Quick Setup Tips​

• Start with a neutral question and clear button labels; keep the thank-you short.
• Enable the optional comment box to learn “why” behind No votes.
• Use the Posts list columns to monitor Yes/No at a glance, then dive into charts monthly.
• Export a CSV of negatives from the last 30 days and fix patterns you see.

Collect yes/no feedback on WordPress posts and pages with comments, charts, and CSV reports. Customize templates, place via shortcode, and improve content with Was This Helpful Pro.