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Go to Settings > Subscribe Buttons.
It's likely because your your theme wasn't coded properly. Using the Theme Editor, make sure that the following piece of code is included in your theme's footer.php file just before the </body> line:
<?php wp_footer(); ?>
You'll have to manually put it where you want it in your sidebar. You can do so by going to Presentation > Widgets and clicking Add next to "Add to Any Subscribe". You'll need to have a "widget ready" theme.
If you have already added the widget but the actual button is not displaying, you should reinstall the widget, making sure to copy the actual add-to-any-subscribe folder (and all of its contents) to your plugins folder.
Also, be sure to deactivate any previous versions of the widget in the Plugins tab.
Using the Theme Editor, you can place the following code in your template pages (within sidebar.php, index.php, single.php, and/or page.php):
<?php if( class_exists('Add_to_Any_Subscribe_Widget') ) { Add_to_Any_Subscribe_Widget::display(); } ?>
This can be done through the template tag (as described above). Simply supply a feed name and feed URL through the template tag like so:
<?php if( class_exists('Add_to_Any_Subscribe_Widget') ) {
$A2A_SUBSCRIBE_options = array(
"feedname" => "Name of the Feed",
"feedurl" => "http://www.example.com/feed");
Add_to_Any_Subscribe_Widget::display( $A2A_SUBSCRIBE_options );
} ?>
This is done to overcome browser limitations that prevent the drop-down menu from displaying on top of intersecting embedded objects. If you would like to disable this, uncheck the Hide embedded objects (Flash, video, etc.) that intersect with the menu when displayed option on the plugin's settings page.
Upload the plugin directory (including all files within) to the /wp-content/mu-plugins/ folder, then move the add-to-any-subscribe.php file from the plugin directory to the mu-plugins folder so that it can auto-execute.




