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  • Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    Not a waste of time at all, thats why the forum is here!

    Glad you like the plugin. I’m here if anything else should go awry.

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    Ron,

    Welcome to the forum. I’m actually seeing the like button working when I visit the page you provided. See this video: http://screencast.com/t/ieiftFlcgxn

    Are you using chrome on windows or mac? Have you attempted to disable all other plugins except for WPSocialite, then activate them one by one, testing to see if one of them is causing an error?

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    Don’t be sorry, this actually gave me better insight to what you are doing.

    Lets try this: If you use the following code in the footer, it will override the global WPSocialite settings, allowing you to define your own URL. If you want wpsocialite to share the page, for example, you can use this:

    <?php
    $args = array(
        'url' => get_bloginfo('url').'/testimonials/'
    );
    wpsocialite_markup( $args );
    ?>

    I can’t test the above code currently (out of the office) but it should work. Give it a try and let me know if it accomplishes what you need.

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    schmidty54,

    It looks like you are correct, actually. If this is a custom post loop then my suggestion would be to use wp_reset_query() (more information here)

    If that doesn’t work, use pastebin or gist.github.com and link me to the actual code of the page so I can investigate further.

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    Glad to help! Can’t always be super fast, but I always try to give support fast as possible.

    Enjoy the plugin!

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    Grigters,

    Thanks for using WPSocialite!

    I just took a look at your site and it seems that socialite.min.js and wpsocialite.js are not loading. These load in the footer, which requires the wp_footer(); function to be called.

    Check the footer.php of your theme and make sure that wp_footer(); is being called.

    Hope that works!

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    Doug,

    Appreciate the kindness! I’m currently working on additional social sharing buttons and I’ll be sure to let you know when they are pushed with a future update!

    Thanks again,

    Tom

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    liviuf,

    I usually push updates on the weekends, though adding new social networks might take a bit more time. Probably next week or the week after, depending on my workload.

    Appreciate your patience.

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    Norbert,

    Now I understand bit better. I’ve also found the facebook documentation to accomplish what you are looking for. Look for an update with this soon.

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    Not a problem, don’t hesitate to follow up with any other issues/feature requests.

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    razarahil,

    Thanks for using WPSocialite.

    Your CSS is causing the container to be smaller than it should be. Add this to your CSS file:

    .wpsocialite.small, .wpsocialite.large{ width:100% }

    Let me know if that works.

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    I’ll make my main focus for next release more social networks.

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    Shintrue,

    Good news! I’ve finally been able to implement a solution that serves your purpose.

    You can now override the buttons and URL given to them with the template tag and shortcode.

    In your case, this is how you can add your follow button:

    <?php wpsocialite_markup(array('button_override'=>'twitter-follow')); ?>

    [wpsocialite size="small" button_override="twitter-follow"]

    Be sure to select the “twitter follow” option in WPSocialites settings page, then add your twitter username.

    This is coming in the next release, today, so be sure to update when you see it come through.

    I’m marking this resolved, but be sure to check back if you have any issues.

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    TourAbsurd:
    I’ve added an option to display both at the top and the bottom in todays update (to be pushed later today). Upgrade the plugin and you should see the new option.

    Menkom,
    Apologies for the late reply. I’ve been experimenting with various ways to implement a centering feature, and no matter what I do it seems to come back to custom CSS.

    Its hard to implement a “plugin wide” feature for something that really should be on a user basis. How do I detect the width of your content area? Do I blindly center, and will that accomplish your needs? What if you have a responsive design? If I do implement this, will it work for everyone?

    Upon attempting to implement something that would answer these questions, I found that simple CSS manipulation on the users end could serve the purpose. For example, if you used the following code in your style.css, you would find that it centered everything “almost” perfect. If things are a little to the left, you could decrease the width to your needs. If things are wrapping, increase the width and you’re good to go!

    .wpsocialite.large, .wpsocialite.small { text-align: center; width:60%; margin:20px auto 20px !important ;}

    As always, I value your input. Would it be better to have examples in the FAQ on the plugin page that point to code snippets like the one above?

    Plugin Author Tom Morton

    (@tm3909)

    Nick,

    This reply is way to late! So sorry for that.

    Is the facebook box still giving you issues? A number of fixes will be released today, be sure to update and let me know what the results are.

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