WordPress Share Buttons Plugin: How do you make the WordPress Share Buttons Display Vertically?
WordPress Share Buttons Plugin: How do you make the WordPress Share Buttons Display Vertically?
WordPress Share Buttons Plugin: How do you make the WordPress Share Buttons Display Vertically?
Different blocks work differently. Some blocks are just a comment, while some require HTML. Others depend on inner blocks for their actual content. The Social Links block is a wrapper block and each social link is a variation of the Social Link block. But no matter how the block actually works, the easiest way to … Read more
Download facebook auto post plugin from following link;Plugin Download URL here Follow author notes in installation and also see screenshot before installation. download twitter auto post plugin from following link plugin download link here
It looks like there are a number of plugins that can accomplish this: http://peadig.com/wordpress-plugins/facebook-comments/ http://aaroncollegeman.com/facebook-comments-for-wordpress/ Naturally, I can’t really vouch for these plugins working well, but that is the case with any plugin. Make sure to take backups first and good luck!
You can hide the social icons using CSS: .single-post .share-page { display: none; } The CSS should be added using a child theme to ensure that the changes are not lost when the parent theme is updated.
This is actually not related to WordPress and applies to any website or blog: When an url is shared for the first time on Facebook, it visits the page to grab the title, image, description, etc. and keeps this info in cache for some time (this is the period referred to as an “unbelievably long … Read more
Well, I used the googles, and found this link https://davidwalsh.name/facebook-meta-tags which explains that you need to have a <meta property=”og:{tagName}” content=”{tagValue}”/> with the appropriate values to specify the image used when you share a link to FB. Lots of options in that meta command, and the article explains it quite well. Since you used various … Read more
OK this is ok, it works great!!!. The problem was that i was testing locally.
Do not use echo because WordPress has already defined it. So use it as given below: <?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?> <?php the_permalink(); ?> <?php the_title(); ?>
I would recommend rolling your own. Use the sharethis api or addthis. Then you can use get_permalink(); for the url parameter. function wpu_share() { $url = get_permalink(); $title = get_the_title(); $add_this=”st_url=””.esc_url( $url ).'”‘; ?> <span class=”st_facebook_large” <?php echo $add_this; ?> displayText=”Facebook”></span> <span class=”st_twitter_large” <?php echo $add_this; ?> displayText=”Tweet”></span> <span class=”st_linkedin_large” <?php echo $add_this; ?> displayText=”LinkedIn”></span> … Read more