CP Related Posts is a plugin that displays related articles on your website, manually, or by the terms in the content, title or abstract, and tags
CP Related Posts is a plugin that displays related articles on your website, manually, or by the terms in the content, title or abstract, including the tags assigned to the articles.
The relationship between posts and pages is determined in a very unique way. CP Related Posts uses an algorithm that allows you to identify the most representative terms in the content, the title and the abstract of the article, while giving more weight to those terms that match the tags explicitly added to the articles by the author.
In any website, there may be posts that are related, yet with no common terms. CP Related Posts allows to assign connections to articles manually, attributing the highest level of importance to that type of connection.
CP Related Posts offers a great versatility in displaying related posts. With CP Related Posts, you can define the number of related posts, use a specific layout to display related articles. Similarly, it is possible to decide which information to display for the related post: title, author, tags by which they relate, and importantly, an image that identifies the percentage of correspondence between the two posts.
CP Related Posts features:
Allows select the number of related posts
Allows extract the related terms from the articles titles, contents
and abstracts
Uses an automatic algorithm to determine the weight of relationship
between posts
Allows associate posts manually (these are the most strong relationships)
Allows define a threshold for relations between posts
(Relations with a weight under the threshold are dismissed)
Allows to insert Google AdSense ads between related posts
The base plugin, available for free, from the WordPress Plugin Directory, has all the features needed for associate website’s articles.
Premium features:
Allows to use different layouts for related posts in multi-posts pages
(like home page or archives) and for single pages and posts
Allows to use different graphics to represent the level of similarity
Allows to use related posts with custom post types
Demo of Premium Version of Plugin
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Setting up CP Related Posts
The plugin has several setup options to have a great control over related posts. Among the available configuration options you will find:
Display options for the related posts on the individual post/page
How to display related posts in multiple-posts pages
Tip: After the initial setup of the plugin, it is recommended to press the button “Process Previous Posts” in order to extract the terms of the posts created before installing the plugin.
How to integrate with Google AdSense
The plugin allows you to insert Google Ads between related posts. The plugin settings pages includes a new section to enable the Google AdSense, and enter the Google AdSense client and unit. In addition, the ads section allows you to configure the location of the ads into the list of related posts. Furthermore, if the Borlabs Cookies plugin is installed on your WordPress, our plugin hides the Google ads until the user accepts the Google AdSense cookies.
On the Editing screen of each post, page, or post type selected in the plugin’s settings, you will see a new form that allows you to create direct links between the post being edited and other posts on the website, as well as allowing to extract relevant terms within the text of the post and select them for use as tags of the post in question.
The way to use CP Related Post from the posts edition
After type the post’s content, press the “Get Recommended Tags” button, to extract all terms (with its weight, form the sections of post). If the user want to increase the importance of specifics terms, only is required check them.
If you want insert relevant terms that are not present in the post’s content, define it as a post’s tag.
It is possible associate posts manually. Type the terms and press the “Search” button. In the Items found section will be displayed the list of posts/pages that include the term. Select the posts/pages to associate manually.
Note: The posts associated manually represent the most strong relation.
It is possible exclude a post from the list of related posts, with only check the option: “Exclude this post from others related posts”, or hide the related posts from a post through the option: “Hide the related posts from this post”
Filters called by CP Related Posts
cprp_post_thumbnail: Requires two parameters, a link tag with the thumbnail, and the object with the post’s data.
cprp_post_title: Requires two parameters, a div tag with the post title, and the object with the post’s data.
cprp_post_percentage: Requires two parameters, a div tag with the percentage of similarity, and the object with the post’s data.
cprp_post_excerpt: Requires two parameters, the text of generated excerpt, and the object with the post’s data.
cprp_post_tags: Requires two parameters, a div tag with the tags assigned to the post, and the object with the post’s data.
cprp_content: Requires two parameters, the html tags of the generated related posts, and an array with the objects of related posts.
To install CP Related Posts, follow these steps:
Another way to install the plugin.
A: Type the terms and press the “Search” button. In the Items found section will be displayed the list of posts/pages that include the term. Select the posts/pages to associate manually.
A: Go to the post’s edition and press the “-” symbol from the items manually related.
A: Type the terms as tags associated to the post.
A: You only should replace the images for icon_on and icon_off, located in “/wp-content/plugins/cp-related-posts/images”
A: You only should increase the similarity percentage, from the settings page of plugin.
A: Go to the settings page of the plugin and enter an integer number in the attributes: “Number of words on posts excerpts” for related posts on single pages, and pages with multiple entries. The integer number represent the maximum amount of words in the excerpts of posts (50 words is the number by default)