[Aakash]

dmeek1 wrote:

Hello,

I’m not sure my questiion was clear. I want to keep the widget, i.e. sidebar, but remove that from the main part of the page where the template is. I’ve used the html add on to configure the G+ etc as i like it, w but wHAT I WANT TO DO IS DISAbLE THE TEMPLATE, NOT THE WIDGET.

thanks

Simple….

* Go to the “Settings” tab.

* Select “Temporarily disable all WP-Socializer buttons” to “Yes”

Save the settings. I hope i understood the problem correctly.

Thank you.

[Aakash]

WP Socializer widgets doesn’t have any option to disable in specific pages. Only the “templates”

have option to disable in specific pages… Can you give more information ??? which plugin re enables ??

[Aakash]

Hello,

The current version of the widget has no option to disable the widgets in specific pages as you do for the “templates”. You can instead “HTML Javascript Adder” and paste the facebook or G+ button code there, where you can find t options to disable to the widget in specific pages as you like.

[Aakash]

Hello expectations,

I really like the way you use WP Socializer in your site rather than the usual way.

The arrangement you made works welll in all browsers. I found no disappearance of the G+ button. Here is the screenshot of the buttons in action in IE7

(Click to view full image)

[img]http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/3317/bugcu.png%5B/img%5D

Thank you.

[Aakash]

AbundantJourneys wrote:

Will do. Thank you.

Thank you.

[Aakash]

The problem is, you inserted the code in the header before the “jQuery” file loads.

Instead, remove the code from the header and add it in the footer. It will surely work.

I think the admin page of the theme itself has an area to insert custom scripts in the footer.

Thank you.

[Aakash]

Can you please give your site URL ??

[Aakash]

Making the links open in a popup is a good idea. But certain websites are big and doesn’t fit the small popup.

But if you are using jQuery in your website, then use the code in the theme footer.

Code:

$(document).ready(function(){
$(‘.wp-socializer a’).click(function(e){
e.preventDefault();
var url = $(this).attr(‘href’);
win = window.open(url,’window’,’height=350,width=550′);
});
});

Thank you.

[Aakash]

Some suggestions are:

* Make sure that only “Below content” or “Above content” setting is checked. Checking both the settings will double up the buttons.

* Check the theme so as to check for any “template functions” like etc.

* Make sure that your theme by default doesn’t have the sharethis buttons.

Thank you.

[Aakash]

AbundantJourneys wrote:

Perfect. Thank you kindly. 😀

You can also remove the “shadow” property to avoid the “grey” border around the slider.

Also customize -70px to fit your needs.

[Aakash]

Simple..

1. Open the WP Socializer admin page.

2. Go to the “Placement” tab.

3. Go to the Template 1 or template 2 (it will be mostly template 1)

4. In the text box, you will see a text “float:left“.

5. Replace that with float:left;position: fixed;top: 25%;margin-left: -70px;.

6. That’s all. Save the settings.

[Aakash]

Hello,

When I saw your site, the buttons looked great in the page… so what is the problem actually ??

[Aakash]

thank you.. 😀

[Aakash]

Instead wrap the button codes with a span tag and apply the style.

Eg:

{retweet-bt}

{facebook-like}

{plusone-tall}

{addthis-sc}

If this didn’t work, you can still try other hacks.. the customization is yours…

[Aakash]

dgeek98 wrote:

Thanks. That would be very much appreciated 🙂

The new version of WP Socializer v2.3 has this feature inbuilt. Just download and use it.

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