I also get this, the theme is TwentyEleven.
I also see the same problem with the “Lazy Social Buttons” plugin:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/lazy-social-buttons/
Perhaps it needs a css rule for the Facebook Like dialog?
An example of the problem (using Async Social Sharing & TwentyTwelve):
http://claudetteburton.com/
The plugin should work out of the box with TwentyEleven and TwentyTwelve, as they’re defaults for most people.
The trick is to add the following CSS code to your style sheet:
.fb-like span{overflow:visible !important; height: 250px !important; width:450px !important; margin-right:-375px; }
I’ve used twenty-eleven-theme-extensions on some sites for this, which lets you add custom css without editing the style.css for when I’m not using a child theme.
Can you provide a little more detail for a beginner?
I’ve seen several solutions with different versions of this CSS code.
I know where my theme stylesheet is, so I could put some code there, if I knew which code, and where to add it . . .
Under “Appearance” on my dashboard I have both Edit CSS and Custom CSS Manager available, but not sure which code, or how to get it where it needs to be.
I have tried just plopping a version of the recommended code into both of those editors and saving, but neither approach seems to have any effect.
So, help with identifying proper code and proper place/method to put it into my blog’s css would be appreciated.
Thank you. TeamJLI
