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.
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(); ?>
You could use the plugin pie register http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/pie-register/ Here you can enable invitation codes and require invitation code to register. Another plugin that allows tracking invitation codes is http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/baw-invitation-codes/
Text widget is only static text widget. You need to place link to current post on the end of the sharing link (and you have to urlencode it), so I don’t think that text widget will help you with your problem. The easiest solution to your problem will be adding these sharing links in your … Read more
Something similar happens on TNW site, this is the (custom, home build) plugin they use
Use conditional tags You can hook in a div for AddThis using conditional tags and WordPress or theme specific hooks from your functions file. Hook Buttons in Using Custom Function In this example, wp_footer function wpsites_function() { if ( is_single(array( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ) ) ) { echo ‘<div class=”addthis_native_toolbox”></div>’; }} add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘wpsites_function’); … Read more
did it with shortcode. Instead of using <?php get_sidebar(‘share’); ?> used <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[feather_share]’ ); ?> for sharing icons .I guess a widget can only be displayed for one time on a page
In looking around the wordpress forums I found an old post that goes over an alternate method of solving what happened. those who are stuck try this go to http://wordpress.com/share log on Choose your site. disconnect your troublesome accounts Add the accounts and follow any prompts. This worked for me, and I did not know … Read more
Yes, WordPress ships an icon set by default called Dashicons. They do have some social icons as well, as can be seen here. To use them on the frontend, enqueue the dashicons library and use them like so <h2 class=”dashicons-before dashicons-smiley”>A Cheerful Headline</h2> <h2><span class=”dashicons dashicons-smiley”></span> A Cheerful Headline</h2> (taken from the docu)
You would have to put the old link into the url attribute for each of the share buttons. For example: <a href=”https://twitter.com/share” class=”twitter-share-button” data-url=”https://domain.com/old-link” data-via=”your_screen_name” data-lang=”en”>Tweet</a> Twitter also has an attribute called counturl which might be worth looking at. You’ll have to do a bit of research on the others.