Social Media Feather | social media sharing

You can achieve this by using Custom Fields. Simply set a custom field of synved_social_exclude_share to “yes” (without quotes) to disable share buttons on the post or page. Alternatively set synved_social_exclude to “yes” (without quotes) to disable both sharing and following.

You can achieve this by using Custom Fields. Simply set a custom field of synved_social_exclude_follow to “yes” (without quotes) to remove following buttons from the post or page. Alternatively set synved_social_exclude to “yes” (without quotes) to disable both sharing and following.

You can achieve this by editing the Twitter Share Link under Settings -> Social Media from this:
http://twitter.com/share?url=%%url%%&text=%%message%%
to this:
http://twitter.com/share?url=%%url%%&text=%%title%%

Go to Settings -> Social Media and under “Automatic Display” uncheck “Display Sharing Buttons” as well as “Display Follow Buttons”. Then go under Appearance -> Widgets and add the “Social Media Feather: Sharing” widget to your sidebar.

Go to Settings -> Social Media and under “Automatic Display” uncheck “Display Sharing Buttons” as well as “Display Follow Buttons”. Then go under Appearance -> Widgets and add the “Social Media Feather: Follow Us” widget to your sidebar.

You can simply edit the page in question and add a shortcode like the following [feather_share url="http://www.example.org"], then replace http://www.example.org with the URL to your site. See the next FAQ as well for adding an image.

Just edit your shortcode so it looks like this [feather_share url="http://www.example.org" image="http://www.example.org/image.jpg"], remember to substitute http://www.example.org with the URL to your site and the same goes for the JPEG URL.

Just edit the page contents and insert another shortcode like this [feather_follow].

Social Media Feather always try to communicate to Facebook the correct parameters corresponding to the post being shared, including title and thumbnail but Facebook sometimes decides to ignore this information and instead picks up its own details from the page. This could be because some other plugin on your site is incorrectly specifying some OpenGraph tags in your page, or simply down to a Facebook choice. In both cases the solution is to remove any plugins creating incorrect OpenGraph tags and instead installing a plugin that provides proper OpenGraph tags, like Yoast SEO.

This could be due to Facebook caching your page information. Go to Facebook Debug Tools and type in the URL to the post/page, then click “Debug”. On the next screen that loads, now click on “Fetch new scraping information”; this should clear Facebook’s cache of your page.

If you have automatic display enabled or you’re displaying the social media icons using other means, like shortcodes or widgets, but some or all the buttons are not showing up in your browser, but they do show up on a fresh install of a different browser, it is possible that some of your browser add-ons are blocking the icons. This is generally caused by ad-blocking software such as Adblock or Adblock Plus. Please add your site in the exception list for these add-ons and your social icons should show up again.

This is not caused by our plugin but by a lightbox library you are using. This could either be loaded by your theme or one of your other plugins. If you’re using Easy Fancybox, please install their development version.

You can achieve this by adding some CSS under Settings -> Social Media, “Extra Style” option. Add something like this inside that text area:
.synved-social-button {
margin-left: 10px !important;
}

If you want to just add it to the buttons as a whole instead of each individual button, then set “Buttons in Container” to “Both” and “Buttons Container Type” to “Block” and add this:
.synved-social-container {
margin-left: 10px;
}