Professional Social Sharing Buttons, Icons & Related Posts – Shareaholic

Shareaholic’s paid services include Share Count Recovery, advanced analytics, premium customization settings, priority support, and more. To learn more, visit our plan comparison page.

Not at all. You can manage Shareaholic without any coding using our user-friendly drag and drop interface.

We combine the functionality of many — social, content, and monetization plugins including: Contextual Related Posts (CRP), Social Warfare, Tasty Pins, Social Pug, Grow Social by Mediavine, Sassy Bookmarks, SexyBookmarks, Shariff, AddThis, AddToAny, and many others into one effecient and powerful package.

Something on your own personal device/browser/connection is likely filtering web functionality like major social buttons. The usual cause for this uncommon issue is 3rd party browser add-on software that blocks ads and optionally filters out major social buttons. For example, some security apps and Internet connections have an option to filter social buttons. Usually a social filter option is disabled by default, but if you find that some software is inappropriately filtering Shareaholic, please let us know.

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When Shareaholic is activated it redirects to its welcome screen. If you want to prevent this you can use the function below:

/**  * Disable Shareaholic activation redirect  *  * Use this if you use the TGM Plugin Activation to install plugins  */ function prefix_shareaholic_disable_welcome_redirect() {     delete_transient( '_shr_activation_redirect' ); } 

If you want to prevent the Review Notice from appearing you can use the function below:

/**  * Disable Shareaholic Review Notice  *  */ function shareaholic_disable_review_notice() {   remove_action('admin_notices', array('ShareaholicAdmin', 'display_review_notice')); } add_action('admin_init', 'shareaholic_disable_review_notice', 11); 

You can disable Shareaholic In-Page Apps using a filter (PHP code) that you can add to a “functionality” plugin such as the Code Snippets plugin.

Disable Shareaholic In-Page Apps in specific categories, for example:

function shareaholic_disable_categories() {     // Examples of in_category usage: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/in_category     if ( in_category( array( 'my_category_1_slug', 'my_category_2_slug' ) ) ) {         return true;     } } add_filter( 'shareaholic_disable_share_buttons', 'shareaholic_disable_categories' ); add_filter( 'shareaholic_disable_recommendations', 'shareaholic_disable_categories' ); 

Disable Shareaholic In-Page Apps on a custom post type, for example:

function shareaholic_disable_customposts() {     if ( 'my_custom_post_type' == get_post_type() ) {         return true;     } } add_filter( 'shareaholic_disable_share_buttons', 'shareaholic_disable_customposts' ); add_filter( 'shareaholic_disable_recommendations', 'shareaholic_disable_customposts' ); 

For all other apps, use “Targeting Rules” to disable apps from specific sections of your website.

The default Shareaholic thumbnail width is 640px with dynamic height and no cropping. The thumbnail size can be specified programmatically by adding add_image_size('shareaholic-thumbnail', $width, $height, true); to your theme’s functions.php file with appropriate width and height variables.

Each time you change Shareaholic’s thumbnail dimensions like this, you will probably want to have WordPress regenerate appropriate sized thumbnails for all of your images. We highly recommend the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin for this purpose.