Find answers to common questions and solutions to frequent issues with the Was This Helpful plugin. Frequently Asked Questions General Questions Q: Is this plugin free or paid? A: The plugin is available in pro versions. Check hasthemes for current pricing and features. Q: Will this plugin slow down my site? A: No. The plugin is lightweight […]
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Learn how to enable and manage feedback on WooCommerce products, portfolios, documentation, and any custom post types in WordPress. What Are Custom Post Types? WordPress has default post types: Custom Post Types are additional content types created by plugins or themes: Was This Helpful works with ALL custom post types! Enabling Feedback on Custom Post Types Step-by-Step
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Welcome to the complete documentation for Was This Helpful plugin! Use this index to quickly find the information you need. Quick Links Getting Started 1. Getting Started Guide Perfect for: New users, first-time setup Configuration Guides 2. Options Tab Settings – Complete Guide Perfect for: Configuring functionality, customizing text 3. Style Tab Customization Guide Perfect for: Visual customization, branding,
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The Options Tab is where you configure the core functionality of your feedback widget. This guide explains every setting in detail. Accessing Options Tab Basic Settings Section Button Text Positive Default: 👍Yes What it does: This is the text shown on the positive feedback button. Examples: Tips: Button Text Negative Default: 👎No What it does: This is the text
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The Image Upload field in HT Contact Form lets users upload images directly through your form. Ideal for job applications, product inquiries, or any scenario where a visual file is required.This guide walks you through how to add, configure, and customize the Image Upload field — complete with screenshots for clarity. Step 1: Add the
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The Shortcode Field in HT Contact Form allows you to embed dynamic content directly into your form using WordPress shortcodes. Whether it’s displaying WooCommerce products, Elementor sections, or custom blocks — this field offers powerful flexibility for advanced form layouts. Follow this guide to learn how to add, configure, and use the Shortcode Field effectively.
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The Ratings field in HT Contact Form lets users rate a product, service, or experience directly within your form using visual stars. It’s a perfect way to collect user feedback in a simple, interactive format. In this guide, you’ll learn how to add and configure the Ratings field with custom labels, scores, and conditional logic.
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Support Genix is a WordPress helpdesk plugin designed for managing customer tickets directly from your WordPress site. Integrating it with HT Contact Form allows you to automatically send form submissions as support tickets — improving response time and customer satisfaction. This guide walks you through how to enable and configure the integration. Step 1: Enable
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The “Select Post Type” feature in WP Plugin Manager allows you to manage plugins on custom post types—something not possible by default. Before disabling any plugin for a custom post type, you must first enable plugin management for that specific post type from the settings. Step 1: Go to Post Type Settings ✅ Once selected,
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There are many situations where specific plugins should not load on the WordPress admin (backend) interface. For example, when editing or creating a blog post using the default Gutenberg editor, you don’t need plugins like WooCommerce and WooCommerce-related plugins, marketing plugins, Elementor, or other page builders (such as Divi, Breakdance, or Beaver Builder). Loading these
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