Unmaintained Responsive Social Sharing Buttons (Lite) 1.3.5
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Can I change the order of the buttons?
Button order can only be changed manually by editing the template 'SV_rrssbShares'. The template is clearly commented with START and END comments for each button. If you need help please post any questions in the resource discussion thread.
Can I change the style of the buttons?
Yes, there are basic style properties available within your style. For more advanced styling you can edit the CSS in the template 'SV_rrssbDefault.css'
Why do Facebook shares have the user avatar when posted?
To remove the avatar og:image meta data, remove this line from the template "open_graph_meta".
Why do my Facebook shares not show the og:image on first share?
To have the image load the first time a page is shared the og:image height and width meta needs to set added per FB best practices (see the Pre-caching images section): Facebook Content Sharing Best Practices
Add following meta data to the template "open_graph_meta" below the og:image line (edit the 400 to your image size)
You can test the FB meta data using the FB debug tool Log into Facebook | Facebook
Button order can only be changed manually by editing the template 'SV_rrssbShares'. The template is clearly commented with START and END comments for each button. If you need help please post any questions in the resource discussion thread.
Can I change the style of the buttons?
Yes, there are basic style properties available within your style. For more advanced styling you can edit the CSS in the template 'SV_rrssbDefault.css'
Why do Facebook shares have the user avatar when posted?
To remove the avatar og:image meta data, remove this line from the template "open_graph_meta".
Code:
<xen:if is="{$avatar}"><meta property="og:image" content="{$avatar}" /></xen:if>Why do my Facebook shares not show the og:image on first share?
To have the image load the first time a page is shared the og:image height and width meta needs to set added per FB best practices (see the Pre-caching images section): Facebook Content Sharing Best Practices
Add following meta data to the template "open_graph_meta" below the og:image line (edit the 400 to your image size)
Code:
<meta property="og:image:width" content="400" />
<meta property="og:image:height" content="400" />You can test the FB meta data using the FB debug tool Log into Facebook | Facebook