Verify Counting Works
... e the [post-views] shortcode in post content or widgets Use the Post Views widget in your sidebar Configure advanced display options in Pro Navigate to Post Views > Display > Display Tar ...
Quick Start Guide
Get Post Views Counter running on your WordPress site in under 5 minutes. By the end of this guide, you'll have views displaying on your posts with zero configuration required. The plugin works immedi ...
Post Views Counter Pro Installation
... Fast AJAX Review Post Views > Counting > Tracking Targets for the additional Pro tracking options Verification Confirm your Pro installation is successful: Check the menu and make sure the Repor ...
Post Views Counter Installation
... defaults, check: Post Views > Counting > Tracking Targets — Posts are tracked by default Post Views > Counting > Tracking Behavior — PHP Mode is enabled by default Post Views > Display ...
WP_Query Integration
... s->have_posts() ) { $popular_posts->the_post(); echo get_the_title() . ' - ' . $popular_posts->post->post_views . ' views'; } wp_reset_postdata(); Filter by Specific Period Query posts vie ...
Template Functions Reference
... and check conditions API Reference Retrieval Functions pvc_get_post_views() Retrieves the total view count for a specific post. pvc_get_post_views( $post_id ); Parameters: Parameter Type Description $ ...
Shortcodes Reference
... rtcodes for displaying view counts within post content, widget areas, and template files. The primary shortcode [post-views] is available in both Lite and Pro versions, while [site-views&# ...
REST API Reference
... REST API Mode for counting Data Retrieval — Endpoints like get-post-views, post-views, site-views, and similar routes allow fetching view counts for display or integration with external systems All ro ...
Database Schema
... s configured via Post Views > Counting > Tracking Targets. Column Type Nullable Default id BIGINT(20) AI NO — type TINYINT(1) NO — subtype VARCHAR(?) NO — Column Semantics: id — Auto-incrementin ...
Plugin Architecture
... All public interfaces—template functions, shortcodes, widgets, and REST routes—are designed to be developer-friendly and hookable.