Wanted to make sure I'm understanding the current functionality of Fluent Community with respect to comments and replies...
- In the feed, the visible comment under a post is always the most recent comment.
- Replies don't show as visible under the post even if they're more recent than any comment. So the most recent comment is always what shows under the post, even when there are newer replies beneath an older comment.
- With Modal UI for quick posts enabled, the modal also activates for viewing comments (by clicking the comment icon or comment count under the post). However, clicking on replies expands the post in the feed and does NOT trigger the modal.
This is functionality I have observed to be true and just wanted to make sure that the above is accurate and intentional as to how FC functions?
FluentCommunity – Who To Follow Widget is a powerful community engagement extension for FluentCommunity that intelligently recommends members for users to follow. It adds a modern “Who To Follow” sidebar widget with AJAX follow/unfollow functionality, featured accounts, verified badges, smart member suggestions, and responsive UI design.
The plugin helps increase member interaction, improve social connections, and boost engagement across your community platform without slowing down your website.
About The Plugin
The Who To Follow Widget was built to enhance the social networking experience inside FluentCommunity-powered websites. Inspired by modern social platforms, the plugin creates a personalized recommendation system that helps users discover active and relevant members within the community.
It integrates directly with FluentCommunity’s profile and follower system to provide seamless interactions such as:
- Real-time follow/unfollow
- Featured member recommendations
- Verified profile indicators
- Smart user loading
- Profile tooltips
- Dynamic sidebar widgets
- Admin customization settings
The plugin is lightweight, optimized, and designed with a clean modern UI that fits perfectly into any community website.
Benefits
Increase Community Engagement
Encourages users to connect with more members, increasing activity and interactions across the platform.
Improve Member Discovery
Helps users discover creators, moderators, instructors, influencers, and active community members easily.
Better User Retention
The more connections users build, the more likely they are to remain active in the community.
Modern Social Experience
Adds a familiar social-media-style recommendation system similar to major networking platforms.
Real-Time AJAX Interactions
Follow and unfollow users instantly without page reloads for a smoother experience.
Promote Important Members
Highlight featured users, instructors, team members, or verified profiles at the top of recommendations.
Fully Customizable
Admins can control widget title, number of users, portal URLs, featured members, tooltips, and more.
Lightweight & Optimized
Built with performance in mind to ensure fast loading and smooth functionality.
Seamless FluentCommunity Integration
Works directly with FluentCommunity’s user profiles and follower system without complicated setup.
Professional UI Design
Provides a polished and visually appealing widget that enhances your community layout.
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Video Tutorial/Explanation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OLsIooaB3M
For support visit: Mpaddi.com
Shahjahan, first let me say this plugin is like an answer to prayer. Or actually, it will be when complete.
Fluent Kit only read CRM and Forms. I really need it to interface/integrate with SMTP, Auth, and my subscription to Community. Did I do something wrong? I have subscribed to Community and Forms to date. I've activated the free CRM. But I have so many more of your plugins that I intend to use which are on my computer already, though mostly unactivated.
Is this by design, a shortcoming, or my error.
Thanks,
Steve
After a long development and review process, Clever Linked Terms (aka Linked Terms) has officially been approved and released in the WordPress plugin repository.
Clever Linked Terms is a modern glossary and intelligent internal linking plugin built for both traditional WordPress sites and FluentCommunity-powered communities.
✅ Works with the FREE version of FluentCommunity
✅ Includes premium-style features completely free
✅ Built specifically to support modern SPA/community environments
Features include:
• Automatic glossary linking
• Hover tooltips
• Searchable A–Z glossary index
• Intelligent term discovery
• Analytics & engagement tracking
• FluentCommunity integration
• SPA-aware frontend support
• Modular add-ons and API integrations
One of the biggest goals behind this plugin was solving glossary linking properly inside modern Vue/SPA community environments where many traditional glossary plugins fail.
Huge thanks to everyone who helped test the builds, reported bugs, and gave feedback during development. This is just v1.0.0 and it will only continue to grow and improve.
You can now install it directly from your WordPress dashboard or download it here:
Clever Linked Terms on WordPress.org
More updates and features are already planned. 🙂
I would like to have @mentioning function in chat. Can dev team consider this feature?
Disclaimer: This may not be important enough for many FC users. But I'm just checking the possibility. I mean, if it's easy to implement for the FC team without any consequences.
Currently, all usernames appear in lowercase. However, I'd love to see them mixed-case, like it's on X (Twitter). TIA! 💚✨
Example: @mixedcaseusername vs @MixedCaseUsername
[It just looks visually appealing.]
My use case is simple: within the lesson, I'd have an engagement form, something like "Write down the top 3 priorities you need to implement next." A simple text box would suffice.
Upon completing the course, the student will receive all their responses.
Hi.. I have a general stupid question. Whats the best SEO approach for setting up Fluentcommunity site structure and get best results?
Note: this is for a local site. not necessary for courses (spaces), it will include Activity Feed, Members, and a few Spaces, one Space will be called Announcements (local events, news, etc). The goal is to create a Twitter like experience and shift away form big tech platforms..
For example a community site for a small town neighborhood. Is it wise to use a dedicated blog on the homepage for SEO, or depend on just the "Space" posts? The site Admin will be posting daily and we are trying to understand best way to achieve seo results. IMO I dislike the long url link "portal/space"
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neighborhood.com/blog
- neighborhood.com/todays-announcements-sunday-may-17-2026/
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neighborhood.com/portal/space/announcements/post/today-s-announcements-sunday-may-17-2
How is this set up? push notification widget in sidebar? would love this please help
I need Scheduled Posts for some team members. When will this be available?
I would like my Author and editor to be able to schedule posts.