Support Resources

Slickstream typically adds a floating search button to the bottom-right corner of your pages. Tapping on that will open the search panel. We often hook your existing search buttons and bars so that they also open the search panel automatically.

If you would like to add a link to Slickstream Search to your menu bar, here are the instructions.

The 'Favorites' system in the Slickstream Engagement Suite encourages visitors to sign in so that they can save and sync their favorites across all of their devices. If and when they sign in using this system, we collect their name and email address into your site's membership list. On the sign-up form, we ask them whether it is okay to contact them about new content. (You can customize the text in this checkbox if you want to request a different permission.)

As with other site speed optimization products, Slickstream needs to be excluded from PageSpeed Ninja's optimization.  Here are instructions.

As with other site speed optimization products, Slickstream needs to be excluded from LiteSpeed Cache optimization.  Here are instructions.

As with other site speed optimization products, Slickstream needs to be excluded from WP Rocket optimization.  Here are instructions.

As with other site speed optimization products, Slickstream needs to be excluded from WP Fastest Cache optimization.  Here are instructions.

As with other site speed optimization products, Slickstream needs to be excluded from NitroPack's optimization.  Here are instructions.

One of the pillars of web engagement is getting people to visit more content on your site when they visit. We like to talk about the "buried treasure" problem. As a publisher, you know that you have lots of wonderful content on your site. It is frustrating that your visitors aren't aware of it.

One of Slickstream's engagement suite feature is our "filmstrip" widget. This is a scrolling carousel of recommended posts. The recommendations adapt to the context. Viewers can scroll to find interesting posts and click on one to navigate to it.

The filmstrip can appear in two different ways on your site: inline within your page or as a "toolbar" stuck to the top of the page. We talk about these as two different widgets: the "filmstrip" (inline in the page), and the "filmstrip toolbar" (stuck to the top of the page).