You should be able to able to accomplish this by checking “Hide Tweet This on pages” only. Tweet This links should appear everywhere except pages.
I just released v1.4 which is more stable, so this is a great time to upgrade.
Yes,
I’m getting the same thing too,
For instance, I’ve created an ‘Events’ page that is essentially blank. I’m using exec-php within the pages to display specific posts. For some reason I’m getting the Tweet-This underneath the page title as well.
I’ve checked ‘hide tweet this on pages’ but it’s still being inserted.
So you have a custom-coded WordPress loop on that WordPress page using the Exec-PHP plugin? The Tweet This links may appear below the posts in that loop.
For the page itself, Tweet This should never appear on pages if you check “Hide Tweet This on pages” under Settings > Tweet This > Advanced Options.
“So you have a custom-coded WordPress loop on that WordPress page using the Exec-PHP plugin?”
Exactly, the code is <?php query_posts('cat=3'); ?>
The only information that is included in the pages is the title (so that it can appear on the navigation). The Tweet links do appear below each post (which is what I want) and also right below the page title itself (which is what I don’t want)
The Tweet This option for ‘hide tweet this on pages’ works great on the ‘Contact’ page where there is no PHP query, but somehow is getting published to the pages with the PHP.
Thanks for looking into this Richard,
