I was using the Wibiya bar on my web-mastering blog but the shortcuts were not appearing as they were set in Wibiya dashboard. I am keen to use the Wibiya bar if this issue is resolved.
]]>If you use the Genesis theme framework from StudioPress, you don’t even need the Wibiya plugin for WordPress. Just copy the generic website code from your Wibiya account and paste it into the Footer Scripts section of the Theme Settings page for Genesis in the WordPress back end.
That’s all there is to it!
]]>As of the time of this writing, Version 2.0 of the Wibiya Toolbar plugin in the WordPress repository is out of date.
There is a newer version of the plugin available directly from the Conduit website. Although both versions are labeled 2.0, the one on the Conduit website has a few additional lines of PHP code.
If you have not yet installed the Wibiya Toolbar plugin, you should follow these installation instructions:
https://wibiyasupport.conduit.com/entries/166112-wordpress-installation
If you have already installed the Wibiya Toolbar plugin from the WordPress repository, you should follow these instructions to update the plugin:
https://wibiyasupport.conduit.com/entries/20872032-how-to-upgrade-the-wordpress-plugin
Why Conduit doesn’t simply update the plugin (with a new version number) here on the WordPress repository is a mystery to me. That would certainly clear up the confusion!
Best wishes to all,
Fred Chapman
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Hello, I am looking to disable toolbar on media devices because is a little bit huge in cell phones, Ipod touch etc.
I am failing to find the right ‘Div or ‘Class to success here is a few I’m already tried.
#wibiyaToolbar_window_template
#wibiyaToolbar
#newsbox
#wibiya_toolbar_wrapper
Any help would be appreciated, thank you very much!
]]>In the “wibiya.php” file on line 11, change:
add_action('wp_print_scripts', 'wibiya_filter_footer');
to
add_action('init', 'wibiya_filter_footer');
The older plugin is trying to use the wp_enqueue_script() function within a wp_print_scripts hook, which won’t work in most cases.
See the note under “Examples” on this page:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script
]]>I’d like to disable it for the secure pages on my site so that some people don’t get a non-secure message and to speed up those pages by a second. I use the “WordPress HTTPS” plugin to manage the secure pages.
Now that I think about it, it would be nice to disable the toolbar for a few non-secure pages (like Contact and the Success page after a message is sent).
]]>Hi all,
I’m looking at installing the wibiya toolbar on a blog. But I’m mainly wanting to do this because of the “Join Chat” feature that I see on a blog I go to that has this wibiya toolbar. I’m wanting to create a chat environment for my own blog.
Does the “Join Chat” feature come, by default, with the wibiya toolbar? Or do I have to install something else for “Join Chat” to be enabled?
–etcbbu
]]>Hello, I am working on this website, and I have the bar, and the images in the widget area triger the Wibiya bar. How do I disable that?
Please and thank you.
]]>I am on the Pink Orchid theme and the plugins do not work…
My WP version : WordPress 3.0.5.
I followed what was pointed out for the installation but it shows nothing…
Sorry for my bad english : I am a poor french lol
The Wibiya bar really shouldn’t appear on printed materials, but there it is when I do a print preview in Firefox 3.6.
The CSS that the plugin retrieves (and this is probably a good improvement for all Wibar code, not just the WP version) should have an @media print {…} section that puts a display: none; on the entire toolbar.
Wibiya’s is by no means the only plugin that places useless content on printouts, but I’m submitting this feature request to all the ones that I’ve noticed.
]]>I just want to throw this out there: Both the Google Analyticator and Popularity Contest plugins render the Wibiya toolbar unusable in webkit browsers (and possibly others). With all other plugins off, enabling either of the offending plugins along with Wibiya toolbar will result in a toolbar that cannot be clicked.
Of course, this could just be me. Fortunately, I was able to find a simpler Analytics plugin that doesn’t break Wibiya. Unfortunately, my theme has Popularity Contest built-in, so it loses functionality when I disable it.
]]>I understand that the current version of Wibiya toolbar is not designed for WP 3.0.1, so it being “broken” isn’t so much of a mark against the plug-in as just a disappointment.
I’ve visited the plug-in site and followed the advice of people in the forums and even used the site made ‘workarounds’ for things like flash overlay and conflicting java script – but it still will not show up on my site.
That said, this would only truly be an issue if the plug-in was listed as being compatible with the version of WP I’m currently running. Seeing as that is not the case, I’m merely reporting I cannot get it to work with my setup.
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