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• Fully automatic — just install and enable the plugin
• Easily place the button before or after your post
• Choose to disable the button on the front page
• Disable the button in specific pages and posts
• Supports the Facebook Send button
• Custom settings available, including a shortcode and template tag
• Full language support for the Like button
• XFBML and Open Graph support
• Disable the button on specific posts

WP Facebook Like makes it easy to integrate the Facebook Like button. Choose to automatically append the button before or after the content, or use a template tag to place the button where ever you want.

The button will automatically be inserted after the post, but if you want the button to appear before the post, change the color or make the plugin only show the button and no faces, make those changes in the settings panel.

To see all available settings, have a look at the options screenshot.

To manually include the Like button in a post or page, set the plugin to disabled in the settings and include the [ wpfblike ] tag within the post.

Note that WP Facebook Like currently only supports PHP5.

Template developers

If you are a template developer, you may include the button where ever you want, as long as you stay within the WordPress loop. Just call the wpfblike() function and echo the output to the correct place for your theme.

You can optionally pass arguments to the function if you want different settings for default button. To get a default button, write the following:

To get a button with the count layout:

You may concatenate multiple options as such:

The following options and values are currently recognized:

• layout (default, button_count)
• show_faces (true/false)
• colorscheme (light/dark/evil)
• width (in pixels)
• action (like/recommend)
• fbsend (true/false)

Refer to the options page for the plugin for a description of all options.

Translations

Please contact me to include your translation of this plugin at: http://johnny.chadda.se/contact/

Do consider contacting me before starting to translate as well, so you know if anyone else has already started.

Happy translating!

Upcoming

• Easier way of disabling the button on specific posts
• The ability to choose which image will be used on Facebook