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1. Mr_Christopher
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   I'm using Add To Any v 9.9.4.5 and first of all this is a great plugin and worked like a charm right out of the box. My question has to do with the menu that is shown when you click the Share/Save icon/link. You get way too many options for my taste. So how can I remove or hide some of those icons from the Shave/Save menu. And to be clear, I am not asking how to add or remove icons to the blog/article, I know how to do that. What I am asking is how can I edit the menu that is shown when you click the Share/Save icon/link. Thans!

   You can see the blog at http://www.bikingindallas.com

2. micropat
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hey Chris,

   Right, the menu contains a ton of services, but fortunately the AddToAny "smart menu" intelligently adjusts to each of your visitors.

   By default, it shows first the most popular services (Facebook, Twitter, etc. right now).

   It then personalizes by either placing first (in bold) the service(s) the current user has visited before, or showing first the service(s) the user has previously clicked within the menu.

   Beyond personalization, the menu also localizes by showing first foreign-language services if the user has their language set to something other than English. Yigg for German, Menéame for Spanish, etc.

   If you'd like to prioritize certain services in the menu, you can add a line of JavaScript code to your Additional Options box in the plugin's settings panel. See http://www.addtoany.com/buttons/customize/prioritize_services

   For example, you'll add this to Settings > Share/Save buttons > Additional Options:
   a2a_prioritize = ["friendfeed", "amazon_wish_list", "reddit", "slashdot"];

   For a list of available services, see http://www.addtoany.com/services/

3. Mr_Christopher
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Sorry I am late resolving this one. Your answer made sense and since the menue is customized based on the viewers history then I have no real reason to modify the list. They should see what is most relevant to them first (which is a good thing).

   Thank you for the thoughtful response!

   Chris

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