It looks like you are unhappy with the behavior of the Facebook Like Button social plugin executing on your web page, not the Facebook plugin for WordPress outputting the appropriate markup for interpretation by the Facebook SDK for JavaScript.
You can follow and file issues with the Like Button on Facebook’s developers site.
https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/custom/?tag_ids=246819798681886
I don’t know what you are talking about, i only have one Facebook plugin and it is simply called “Facebook” and described as:
“Add Facebook social plugins and the ability to publish new posts to a Facebook Timeline or Facebook Page. Official Facebook plugin.
Version 1.5.5 | By Facebook “
Which is the identical description used for the plugin that this forum concerns.
If you are referencing a Like Button popup window and the CSS within then your real problem is with the Facebook Like Button social plugin, not the pieces of that social plugin on your webpage.
Ok, i’m not sure why Facebook social plugin covertly installs another plugin, but i got it finally to work with this piece of css code:
.fb_iframe_widget, .fb_iframe_widget span {
width: 100% !important;
}
Besides, i am hardly the only one who suffers from this problem, so whether it is bad coding in your plugin or some one elses, the right choice should still be to include a solution for it. Such as my code above, if no other better solution is found.
I’m having the same problem. I tried craftersuniversity’s fix, it works but it messed up the page styling.
Also, I wish this issue got more constructive replies. The link above does not provide a solution.
