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  • Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Hi Robin,

    Sorry for the late reply. A link to your site might not be necessary. The email share uses a “mailto” link. How this link functions depends entirely on your browser, operating system, and email client. Depending on what email you use, that link will open Apple Mail, Outlook, or if you have set up Chrome this way it may open a Gmail window. Due to the intentional simplicity of this plugin we do not have control over what the browser opens when clicking that button.

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Hi,

    Currently Twitter does not support sharing specific image, so we do not include that button with the other media sharing buttons. The article share button only supports customizing the message that is tweeted.

    When a tweet with a link is posted to Twitter, it will crawl that site and look for images to use as the thumbnail. This can be customized by adding <meta> tags to your site’s <head>. Easy Social Share Buttons currently does not support these tags but we will look into adding this to the plugin’s development roadmap.

    More information on Twitter <meta> tags can be found here.
    https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/tweets/optimize-with-cards/overview/summary-card-with-large-image

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Hi Ivan,

    It looks like this error belongs to another, similarly named plugin. Our plugin does not have a “essb-counter-update.php” file. Sorry!

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Hi,

    Thanks for using the plugin. In order to change the whitespace above and below the sharing buttons you will need to add some CSS to your theme. Those styles are currently not editable in the theme settings.

    The element ‘ul.ess-buttons’, which is the container for the sharing buttons, actually has its margin and padding set to 0 in the plugin’s CSS. It might be that there are some other styles in your theme that are creating this space.

    The styling for the buttons within the plugin’s CSS intentionally have low specificity so that they can be easily overridden with your custom theme styles.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Thanks for discovering that bug! We will implement a fix in our next update.

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Hi,

    Thanks for downloading the plugin. Currently when sharing an article or image the caption or description is automatically generated using the article title and excerpt. Depending on the social network, users can modify this description in the popup.

    If you have experience editing themes there are several filters built into plugin for changing the description before the page loads. See the “Filters” section in the plugin settings page.

    This does not add any weight to the plugin. The plugin loads a single javascript and css file for the standard article share buttons and media share buttons that are only 6kb combined.

    Thanks for downloading!

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Hello –

    This is a bit tricky as there could be false positives, like when someone clicks the share button but does then closes the popup.

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Hi,

    This plugin currently does not have social follow buttons, only social sharing buttons. Instagram is focused on mobile usage so it does not have any support for a web-based button for sharing content on their platform.

    Adding social follow buttons might be a feature we add to our plugin roadmap.

    Thanks for your interest and the suggestion!

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Hi Alex,

    Sorry you are still have trouble with the plugin. Perhaps are there any other plugins or something within your theme that may be filtering the query vars?

    For example, something using the query_vars filter could potentially be removing or altering the ‘paged’ variable.

    If you haven’t tried already, deactivating plugins one at a time and testing the page might reveal if there is a conflict.

    Or if you don’t mind sending more of your main page template code. I can look to see if there is something else in the template that might be preventing the load more button from working.

    Thanks for your patience as we figure this bug out!

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Thanks Alexander for that code snippet. I believe I know what the issue is. In your template you are creating a new WP_Query, and this new query isn’t using the paged query var passed by the plugin. By modifying your query you can get this to work however.

    
    
    <div id="ajax">	
    									
    <?php 
      // Get the 'paged' query var
      $paged = ( get_query_var( 'paged' ) ) ? get_query_var( 'paged' ) : 1;
    
      $args = array(
        'posts_per_page' => 6,
        'paged' => $paged,
        'ignore_sticky_posts' => 1
      );
    
      $the_query = new WP_Query( $args );
    
    ?>
    
    <?php while ($the_query -> have_posts()) : $the_query -> the_post(); ?>
    								
    <?php the_title(); ?>
    								
    <?php endwhile; ?>
    										
    </div><!--/#ajax-->
    
    <?php load_more_button(); ?> 
    <?php wp_reset_postdata(); ?>
    
    • This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by Idiom.
    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Sorry about that Internet Explorer bug. We have released version 1.0.3 of the plugin that will fix this issue.

    Thanks for using Easy Load More.

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Hi,

    Do you know if there are any actions or functions in a plugin or in the template that might be changing the main loop on that page? Particularly something that might affect the ‘paged’ query var?

    The plugin works by requesting the current page, appending the paged query var to the url, then appending the results to the current page’s html.

    For example if you added the load more button on “yoursite.com/home”, the plugin will make a request to “yoursite/home/?paged=2” when you click the load more button. If there is something in your WordPress theme or a plugin that is changing or affecting the paged query var or any query vars it will cause the plugin to possibly load incorrect data.

    I hope that helps possibly narrow down the reason for the bug. With more details on your particular environment, I can try and give a more specific answer. I know how frustrating it can be when something works on one page and not another.

    Thanks for downloading!

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    This looks like a different plugin.

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Thanks, Burton. We are working on a new update and will include post type support in this release.

    Plugin Author Idiom

    (@brianbrey)

    Hi Harry – can you send over your error log?

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