I have launched two new add-ons to the Ultimate Book Blogger Plugin!
Reading Challenges Add-On ($7.50)
This add-on is a must-have if you participate in a lot of reading challenges! The plugin allows you to create challenges and set goals. Then when you write a book review, you just check a box to assign that book to a reading challenge. Then the plugin will automatically keep track of your progress!
Create challenges and assign them to posts
Show off your progress in a widget
Use a variety of shortcodes to display progress bars and challenge overviews
Integrates with the Ultimate Book Blogger Plugin
Rating Report Add-On (FREE!)
The new rating report add-on is just like the original rating report plugin, but better!
The original plugin was intended to function 100% on its own. So you can download and install that plugin without the Ultimate Book Blogger Plugin.
The new rating report add-on is for people who already own the UBB plugin. This add-on hooks straight into the UBB plugin. It uses the same settings panel and blends in seamlessly. It also comes with a new more options and settings. You can customize the number of rating categories you have (anywhere from one to five), name the sections, choose to display number or star ratings, and the plugin automatically uses the same star ratings as UBB.
If you already have the original Rating Report Plugin and want to switch to the new add-on, no problem! When you install the add-on, just make sure you name your categories in the same order you did in the previous plugin (if category #1 was “Plot”, put “Plot” in the first box in the add-on). Then all your ratings will automatically transfer over!
Have an idea for a future add-on?
Let me know in the comments!
Hey Ashley!
I’d love to see an option to add several books to a single post that are formatted properly, since we’re doing more mini reviews now. Or if there’s a code we can copy and paste into the HTML of our post body, that would be great in the meantime, too.
Thanks lady,
Wendy
Hi 🙂
I’ve looked into this, but I don’t really think it’s going to work. 🙁 I’ve thought about the logistics of how it could happen like 50 times and I just can’t really figure it out… especially when you factor in the review indexes and how they’d handle multiple reviews in one post.