Displays a wealth of useful statistics about your site.

Noted That:

To install correctly this simple-blog-stats.zip.
Fisrt Download the simple-blog-stats.zip to your computer
Extract/Open simple-blog-stats.zip to Your Computer.
Then, Find readme.txt file inside simple-blog-stats.zip and Open readme.txt.
Now, Read the Requirements of this plugin. Which Wordpress Version and PHP Version are required to run this Plugin in Your Wordpress Site.
Then, Follow the the Tips Below.

Start the Tips:

1. First Download "simple-blog-stats.zip" Plugin to your Local Computer. (Click Download)

2. Then, Login to your "yourdomain.com/wp-admin" Dashboard.

3. Then, Click on "Plugins" + "Add New" from left sidemenu of Dashboard.

4. Now, Click on "Upload Plugin" button.

5. Now, Browse "simple-blog-stats.zip" Downloaded plugin from your computer, Where you downloaded simple-blog-stats.zip According to Step – 1 Above then, click on "Install Now"

6. Now, Click on "Active Plugin"

7. Then, See left sidemenu. "Simple Blog Stats" folder is added on left sidemenu. Now, Click on "Simple Blog Stats" folder.

Noted that: If you do not see "Simple Blog Stats" folder on left sidemenu then, see at left sidemenu "Settings" or "Tools".

8. Now you configure yourself oR Watch video tutorial below about Simple Blog Stats Configurtions and Settings or How to work "Simple Blog Stats" in your WordPress site.

After Activated Plugin According to Step-6 then,

Go to "Plugins" + "Installed Plugin" from Wordpress Admin Panel Leftside Menu.
or Direct go to: https://yourdomain/wp-admin/plugins.php
Then, Find "Simple Blog Stats" Activated Plugin from Plugin List.
Then, Click on "Settings" from Plugin that is Simple Blog Stats
Now, Edit/Add/Config the setting and Click on "Save Changes" button,

Guide

Guide
How to install Upload the plugin to your blog and activate Visit the settings to configure your options More info on installing WP plugins How to use Visit the plugin settings page to configure your shortcodes. Then copy/paste the shortcodes in any Post, Page, or Widget to display your stats. To display your stats anywhere in your theme template, visit the “Template Tags” section of the settings page. Meet the shortcodes Visit the plugin settings page for a complete list of shortcodes. There you may customize the output of each shortcode. Here is a list of all SBS shortcodes: [sbs_posts] = number of posts * [sbs_posts_alt] = number of posts * [sbs_pages] = number of pages [sbs_drafts] = number of drafts [sbs_comments] = number of comments * [sbs_moderated] = moderated comments [sbs_approved] = approved comments [sbs_users] = number of users [sbs_cats] = number of categories [sbs_tags] = number of tags [sbs_tax tax="tax_name"] = number of taxonomy terms [sbs_tax_posts ...] = number of posts for tax term(s) * [sbs_word_count] = number of words in post * [sbs_word_count_all] = number of words in all posts [sbs_updated] = site last updated [sbs_latest_posts] = displays recent posts [sbs_latest_comments] = displays recent comments [sbs_roles] = number of users per role * [sbs_cpts_count] = list of CPT counts [sbs_cpt_count cpt="post"] = number of any post type [sbs_blog_stats] = displays list of blog stats [sbs_logged_users] = number of logged-in users * [sbs_media_count] = number of media files * * See notes below. [sbs_posts] The `[sbs_posts]` shortcode accepts several attributes that can be used to customize your post stats: `cat - limit by category (default: empty = all cats) tag - limit by tag (default: empty = all tags) type - limit by post type (default: empty = post) status - limit by post status (default: empty = publish)` So by default, `[sbs_posts]` with no attributes will display the total number of published posts in any category or tag. Here is an example that makes use of the attributes: `[sbs_posts cat="sci-fi" tag="sequel" type="movie" status="draft"]` So this will display all drafts of the custom post type “movie” that are in the “sci-fi” category and tagged as “sequel”. More information about the possible values for these attributes: cat tag type status [sbs_posts_alt] The `[sbs_posts_alt]` shortcode is for sites with LOTS of posts (like 10,000+). It is not as flexible as `[sbs_posts]`, but does provide a couple of attributes: `[sbs_posts_alt type="page" status="draft"]` You can change the `type` and `status` of the posts that should be counted. Again, this shortcode should be used only for sites with extreme numbers of posts. [sbs_comments] By default, the `[sbs_comments]` shortcode displays the total number of comments for all posts on your site. To display the number of comments only for a specific category, add the `cat` attribute, like so: `[sbs_comments cat="1"]` You can change the category ID to display number of comments for any category. [sbs_tax_posts] The `[sbs_tax_posts]` shortcode displays the number of posts that belong to a specific post type and taxonomy term(s). Here is an example: `[sbs_tax_posts tax="taxonomy" terms="term-1, term-2, term-3" type="custom-post-type"]` Then change the attribute values to match your taxonomy, terms, and post type, respectively. [sbs_word_count] The `[sbs_word_count]` displays the number of words in post content. By default it displays number of words in the current post. Or you can specify any post ID: `[sbs_word_count] // displays word count of current post [sbs_word_count id="1"] // displays word count of post with ID = 1` To display the word count for all posts, use the shortcode `[sbs_word_count_all]`. [sbs_roles] The `[sbs_roles]` shortcode displays a list of all user roles and corresponding number of users. To display the number of users for a specific role, add the `role` attribute. Examples: `[sbs_roles] // displays list of roles and number of users [sbs_roles role="author"] // displays number of users for specified role [sbs_roles role="all"] // displays list of roles and number of users` The `role` attribute accepts a value of `all` or any valid user role. [sbs_logged_users] The `[sbs_logged_users]` shortcode can be used to display the number of currently logged-in users. This shortcode does not have any attributes, but does provide a widget that displays the current logged-in user count on the WP Dashboard. [sbs_media_count] The `[sbs_media_count]` shortcode can display stats for any media type(s). Here are some examples: `[sbs_media_count type="all"] = displays number of all media files [sbs_media_count type="image"] = displays number of image files [sbs_media_count type="video"] = displays number of video files [sbs_media_count type="pdf,doc,docx"] = displays number of PDF, DOC, and DOCX files [sbs_media_count type="mp3"] = displays number of MP3 files [sbs_media_count] = displays number of all media files` Customize output Most of the shortcodes display only a number. To customize the number with your own text, visit the plugin settings. There you can add any text or markup that should be displayed before/after each shortcode. There are three shortcodes that output some default text along with the stats number: `[sbs_roles] [sbs_cpt_count] [sbs_media_count]` So to customize the text for these shortcodes, you can add a `txt` attribute and set the value to whatever you want, for example: `[sbs_roles txt="Whatever you want"] [sbs_cpt_count txt="Whatever you want"] [sbs_media_count txt="Whatever you want"]` Or if you want to just disable the extra text and display only the number, set the `txt` attribute to `null`, like so: `[sbs_roles txt="null"] [sbs_cpt_count txt="null"] [sbs_media_count txt="null"]` That way only the number will be displayed without any other text. Like the plugin? If you like Simple Blog Stats, please take a moment to give a 5-star rating. It helps to keep development and support going strong. Thank you! Upgrades To upgrade SBS, remove the old version and replace with the new version. Or just click “Update” from the Plugins screen and let WordPress do it for you automatically. Restore Default Options To restore default plugin options, either uninstall/reinstall the plugin, or visit the plugin settings > Restore Default Options. Uninstalling Simple Blog Stats cleans up after itself. All plugin settings will be removed from your database when the plugin is uninstalled via the Plugins screen. Any shortcodes that you have added to your posts and pages will not be removed. Likewise any template tags that have been added to your theme template will not be removed.

How to install

Upload the plugin to your blog and activate
Visit the settings to configure your options

More info on installing WP plugins

How to use

Visit the plugin settings page to configure your shortcodes. Then copy/paste the shortcodes in any Post, Page, or Widget to display your stats. To display your stats anywhere in your theme template, visit the “Template Tags” section of the settings page.

Meet the shortcodes

Visit the plugin settings page for a complete list of shortcodes. There you may customize the output of each shortcode. Here is a list of all SBS shortcodes:

[sbs_posts] = number of posts *
[sbs_posts_alt] = number of posts *
[sbs_pages] = number of pages
[sbs_drafts] = number of drafts
[sbs_comments] = number of comments *
[sbs_moderated] = moderated comments
[sbs_approved] = approved comments
[sbs_users] = number of users
[sbs_cats] = number of categories
[sbs_tags] = number of tags
[sbs_tax tax="tax_name"] = number of taxonomy terms
[sbs_tax_posts ...] = number of posts for tax term(s) *
[sbs_word_count] = number of words in post *
[sbs_word_count_all] = number of words in all posts
[sbs_updated] = site last updated
[sbs_latest_posts] = displays recent posts
[sbs_latest_comments] = displays recent comments
[sbs_roles] = number of users per role *
[sbs_cpts_count] = list of CPT counts
[sbs_cpt_count cpt="post"] = number of any post type
[sbs_blog_stats] = displays list of blog stats
[sbs_logged_users] = number of logged-in users *
[sbs_media_count] = number of media files *
* See notes below.

[sbs_posts]

The [sbs_posts] shortcode accepts several attributes that can be used to customize your post stats:

cat - limit by category (default: empty = all cats)
tag - limit by tag (default: empty = all tags)
type - limit by post type (default: empty = post)
status - limit by post status (default: empty = publish)

So by default, [sbs_posts] with no attributes will display the total number of published posts in any category or tag.

Here is an example that makes use of the attributes:

[sbs_posts cat="sci-fi" tag="sequel" type="movie" status="draft"]

So this will display all drafts of the custom post type “movie” that are in the “sci-fi” category and tagged as “sequel”.

More information about the possible values for these attributes:

[sbs_posts_alt]

The [sbs_posts_alt] shortcode is for sites with LOTS of posts (like 10,000+). It is not as flexible as [sbs_posts], but does provide a couple of attributes:

[sbs_posts_alt type="page" status="draft"]

You can change the type and status of the posts that should be counted. Again, this shortcode should be used only for sites with extreme numbers of posts.

[sbs_comments]

By default, the [sbs_comments] shortcode displays the total number of comments for all posts on your site. To display the number of comments only for a specific category, add the cat attribute, like so:

[sbs_comments cat="1"]

You can change the category ID to display number of comments for any category.

[sbs_tax_posts]

The [sbs_tax_posts] shortcode displays the number of posts that belong to a specific post type and taxonomy term(s). Here is an example:

[sbs_tax_posts tax="taxonomy" terms="term-1, term-2, term-3" type="custom-post-type"]

Then change the attribute values to match your taxonomy, terms, and post type, respectively.

[sbs_word_count]

The [sbs_word_count] displays the number of words in post content. By default it displays number of words in the current post. Or you can specify any post ID:

[sbs_word_count] // displays word count of current post
[sbs_word_count id="1"] // displays word count of post with ID = 1

To display the word count for all posts, use the shortcode [sbs_word_count_all].

[sbs_roles]

The [sbs_roles] shortcode displays a list of all user roles and corresponding number of users. To display the number of users for a specific role, add the role attribute. Examples:

[sbs_roles] // displays list of roles and number of users
[sbs_roles role="author"] // displays number of users for specified role
[sbs_roles role="all"] // displays list of roles and number of users

The role attribute accepts a value of all or any valid user role.

[sbs_logged_users]

The [sbs_logged_users] shortcode can be used to display the number of currently logged-in users. This shortcode does not have any attributes, but does provide a widget that displays the current logged-in user count on the WP Dashboard.

[sbs_media_count]

The [sbs_media_count] shortcode can display stats for any media type(s). Here are some examples:

[sbs_media_count type="all"] = displays number of all media files
[sbs_media_count type="image"] = displays number of image files
[sbs_media_count type="video"] = displays number of video files
[sbs_media_count type="pdf,doc,docx"] = displays number of PDF, DOC, and DOCX files
[sbs_media_count type="mp3"] = displays number of MP3 files
[sbs_media_count] = displays number of all media files

Customize output

Most of the shortcodes display only a number. To customize the number with your own text, visit the plugin settings. There you can add any text or markup that should be displayed before/after each shortcode.

There are three shortcodes that output some default text along with the stats number:

[sbs_roles]
[sbs_cpt_count]
[sbs_media_count]

So to customize the text for these shortcodes, you can add a txt attribute and set the value to whatever you want, for example:

[sbs_roles txt="Whatever you want"]
[sbs_cpt_count txt="Whatever you want"]
[sbs_media_count txt="Whatever you want"]

Or if you want to just disable the extra text and display only the number, set the txt attribute to null, like so:

[sbs_roles txt="null"]
[sbs_cpt_count txt="null"]
[sbs_media_count txt="null"]

That way only the number will be displayed without any other text.

Like the plugin?

If you like Simple Blog Stats, please take a moment to give a 5-star rating. It helps to keep development and support going strong. Thank you!

Upgrades

To upgrade SBS, remove the old version and replace with the new version. Or just click “Update” from the Plugins screen and let WordPress do it for you automatically.

Restore Default Options

To restore default plugin options, either uninstall/reinstall the plugin, or visit the plugin settings > Restore Default Options.

Uninstalling

Simple Blog Stats cleans up after itself. All plugin settings will be removed from your database when the plugin is uninstalled via the Plugins screen. Any shortcodes that you have added to your posts and pages will not be removed. Likewise any template tags that have been added to your theme template will not be removed.

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