[antoniokenaz1]

Good evening,
I kindly request your support. I am configuring the post single and, within the customization options, I went to the meta section and enabled the display of the line and the number of visits. However, they are not showing up. I would greatly appreciate your assistance in helping me configure this properly.
Best regards,

[serkan]

Hello, good evening,
Thank you for your message.
To check this properly, could you please share the URL of a post where the line and visit count should be displayed?
Once you provide the link, we’ll review the post output and verify whether the required meta data and view counter are available.
Looking forward to your reply.
Best regards,
Serkan

[antoniokenaz1]

Good morning,
On the following page: https://themes.pixelwars.org/efor/demo-06/blog/, you can see that the blog displays a heart icon and the number of views. Even when clicking on the post single title, they are still shown.

I would like to display these elements on my own blog as well, but I need your support to understand how to configure this. I am attaching an image for reference so you can visualize it: https://ibb.co/PvQgFnL6.

Best regards,

[serkan]

Hi, Thank you for your message and for sharing the demo link and screenshot.
Since we are using the Top 10 plugin, the view count shown in the Efor demo is handled directly by this plugin. No additional plugin is required for displaying post views.
After activating the required plugin, please make sure the visibility settings in the theme are enabled.
Kindly check the following path in your WordPress dashboard:
Appearance → Customize → Meta → Blog Meta
Under this section, please confirm that:
Like is set to enabled (not Hidden)
View Counts is set to enabled (not Hidden)
If either option is set to Hidden, the icons and counters will not be displayed on the blog page or on single post pages, even if the plugin itself is active and counting correctly.
Once both options are enabled, the heart (likes) and view count should appear automatically, matching the demo behavior.
Best regards,
Serkan