With the current version you can by using shortcode and a buton in visual editor
I need a different way to put the code in manually; because my clients don’t need/want to put shortcode in the visual editor. Can you give me instructions aon how to put it in a widget so I can place this widget anywhere in the html?
You mean outside the page ?
Coudl you give me a specific example ?
The link to the page is http://dev.fdc.pixelliquid.com/een-mooie-nieuwe-productie/
The html structure is like this:
<div class="post-inner-single">
<div class="aligner"><div class="post-meta"></div><img></div>
<div><h2 class="post-header"></h2>
<div class="the-post-content">
<div class="social_linkz">@ top of post</div>
<p></p>
<div class="social_linkz">@ end of post</div>
</div>
</div>
The general idea is to put the social_linkz code next to the post-meta instead of in the content-div.
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if you add the following php code ?
<div class="post-meta"><?php $sociallinkz->print_buttons($post); ?></div>
Does it work ?
When I put that code in a text-widget WP strips the php so it doesn’t work… see the same link as last post.
Not in a text widget ! Indeed, if you do so, it won’t work. You told me that you want to add the button in the post-meta so I assume that you could edit your theme files to add the php code to the single.php file, no ?
I work with the drag&drop-theme Ultimatum so I don’t fiddle in the php-files themselves … But is it possible for you to insert the code on more places via the preferences, instead of just “top” & “bottom” of post / page?
Any solution for this?
<div class="post-meta"><?php $sociallinkz->print_buttons($post); ?></div>
Doesn’t seem to be working.
add echo:
<div class=”post-meta”><?php echo $sociallinkz->print_buttons($post); ?></div>
