Share buttons & Whitespace to the Right

So I found this in the FAQ..

Why does the Facebook Like Button, Twitter Tweet Button, Pinterest Pin It Button, Google+ Share Button, or Google +1 Button have so much whitespace to the right of it?

The minimum width for the Facebook Like Button is 90 pixels. This is required to display the total number of Likes to the right of the button. See Facebook’s Like Button documentation for details

It’s not recommended, but you can change the width of the Facebook Like Button using CSS code, for instance: .a2a_button_facebook_like { width:50px !important; }

The Twitter Tweet Button with ‘show count’ enabled is 130 pixels. You can change the width using CSS code, for instance: .a2a_button_twitter_tweet { width:100px !important; }

The Pinterest Pin It Button with ‘show count’ enabled is 76 pixels. You can change the width using CSS code, for instance: .a2a_button_pinterest_pin { width:90px !important; }

The Google +1 Button with ‘show count’ enabled is 90 pixels. You can change the width using CSS code, for instance: .a2a_button_google_plusone { width:65px !important; }

The Google+ Share Button width can be changed using CSS code, for instance: .a2a_button_google_plus_share { width:57px !important; }

I found that a combination of width and min-width worked a little better so that things adjust accordingly.. Please note that the width is always set as a percentage and the min-width is always set as a fixed number. See: http://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/m/min-width/ for more info about min-width.

/*The Facebook Like Button with 'show count' enabled is 90 pixels. You can change the width using CSS code, for instance: */
.a2a_button_facebook_like { width:20% !important; min-width:80px !important; }

/*The Twitter Tweet Button with 'show count' enabled is 130 pixels. You can change the width using CSS code, for instance: */
.a2a_button_twitter_tweet { width:20% !important; min-width:80px !important; }

/*The Pinterest Pin It Button with 'show count' enabled is 76 pixels. You can change the width using CSS code, for instance: */
.a2a_button_pinterest_pin { width:17% !important; min-width:35px !important; }

/*The Google +1 Button with 'show count' enabled is 90 pixels. You can change the width using CSS code, for instance: */
.a2a_button_google_plusone { width:18% !important; min-width:65px !important; }

/*The Google+ Share Button width can be changed using CSS code, for instance: */
.a2a_button_google_plus_share { width:18% !important; min-width:65px !important; }

.a2a_dd { width:23.3% !important; min-width:35px !important; }

This of course needs to be adjusted based on where you place this code.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/add-to-any/