not possible. FB and twitter is counting the actual URL, nothing related to WP in specific. even adding or removing the www from the URL will cause the numbers to reset. FWIW, changing it back will bring back whatever numbers were there before.
To sum up, I’d like a plugin or a code so that visitors to my blog are automatically represented with their FB profile pic (if they are already logged in to Facebook) without the need for them to register or log in with FB details to my blog. There is no possible way to do … Read more
You have two options: The easy way is to install an extension that puts these buttons on your posts. You can search wordpress.com’s plug-ins database, here is an example, but there are many more: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/really-simple-facebook-twitter-share-buttons/ You can also search for these from within your WordPress admin interface to install these with one click. The more … Read more
Sure you tested with twentyeleven? Try reuploading wp-admin and wp-includes Your current theme code is messy with a missing <html> tag and other errors and that might be causing the strange link error: [Invalid] Markup Validation of andrewjamesobrien.com – W3C Markup Validator. Scroll down in the validation report to see line numbers and source code.
i’ve figured out the problem of the issue in my blog, it might help others too. I had lazy load installed and when Facebook tried to read the website, it reads it partially so it cause ssome sort of an error: Partial Content The server is delivering only part of the resource due to a … Read more
remove the trailing slash and it works fine. http://www.boulderwritersworkshop.org/2012/10/21/david-jessup
You shouldn’t add functionality to themes. Or even worse: To templates. Wrap it up in a plugin and load the plugins bootstrap on plugins_loaded, or – in case of a mu-plugin – on muplugins_loaded. In every case, you shouldn’t throw around with globals. Just add your output to a custom filter or hook and only … Read more
Turns out the issue is browser related (FF 16.02). Using Chrome authorization works fine. But there are still more issues when the Facebook user is not logged in (tokens are not correctly stored locally). So I have settled for the “Add Link to Facebook” plugin.
You can explicitly set the ‘like’ URL. If you play with the form FaceBook provides you can see how that works. <div class=”fb-like” data-href=”http://example.com” data-send=”true” data-width=”450″ data-show-faces=”true”></div> If you don’t set the URL the default is the current URL, so you will have multiple pages. So, and this is the only WordPress part of this … Read more
Make sure your theme has the proper wp_head() and wp_footer() function calls in it.