Syed Balkhi

Mike,

Can you post your URL?

Yes, you can use the tutorial.

Hey Rick,

In our next release, we are adding the option to make the plugin static (i.e not float) and give users the option add it above/below their content.

Now as for adding right below the title, that has to be done manually. By default we add the plugin above content because not all themes have the proper hooks to add items after post title.

But Genesis do, so you can do it fairly easily.

You would need to create a function and hook into genesis_after_post_title

Example:

add_action('genesis_after_post_title', 'rick_float_sharebar');
function rick_float_sharebar(){
if ( function_exists( 'floating_social_bar' ) ) floating_social_bar( array( 'facebook' => true, 'twitter' => true ) );
}

Paste it in your child theme’s functions.php file. To add other buttons or change the order read our FAQ section.

http://wordpress.org/plugins/floating-social-bar/faq/

Genesis hook reference can be seen here:

http://my.studiopress.com/docs/hook-reference/

If you want to hook this into another hook instead of the after post title one that I used in the code above.

Now as for the Youtube video, this will happen with all video embeds and flash ads. You have to add wmode=transparent in your Youtube embed code. Now if you use WordPress oEmbed like most folks, then simply follow this tutorial:

http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-prevent-youtube-oembed-from-overriding-your-wordpress-content/

The counts will not be deleted. We are looking into an easy solution that would allow us to delete the meta fields.

However, the counts stored in the database will have NO impact on any new plugin that you use.

Jordi,

I can see the error on your site. Will try to replicate this on our end and see if I can do it with any success

It seems to be working fine now that you separated the scripts.

About the errors, they are still there. Just inspect the element and look in the console.

I’m going to mark this as resolved because it is now floating.

This sounds unusual because we have tested this plugin on numerous sites of our own, and were unable to replicate anything of that sort.

Not sure what could be going wrong on your end. The best thing I can say is:

1. Delete the plugin and reinstall it. See if the error persists.

2. If it does, then deactivate all plugins and test one by one to see what is actually causing the error.

It seems that you have a lot of script errors on your site. I believe that is being caused by the way you have minified all your scripts.

Once you fix that, then this plugin will start working.