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  • Thread Starter GaiaHealth

    (@gaiahealth)

    I had a feeling that would be the problem. It’s got to be a conflict in CSS coding.

    The theme is Volt, purchased from Themeforest. I’ve had conflict problems with this theme and plugins before. This is the first time I want to stick it out to be able to use it. (Other share plugins seem not to work well with it, either, by the way, though some do.)

    I can use your plugin the horizontal static position, though I don’t think it’s displaying as nicely as it should – but it’s not bad.

    Thank you for taking the approach you are – nice and professional.

    Plugin Author cunjo

    (@cunjo)

    We will definitely test the widget on Volt and fix it (if other can, we can to). But that will be in future releases since right now were focused on rolling out the Analytics features for !Share.

    I can offer you another solution. Head to share.cunjo.com on the right side box (Get the widget!) click on Embedded Version, on first step select Website option and go trough the steps to create your inline buttons, at the end, on the right hand side form insert your !Share ID and hit generate code. Copy the generated code, head to your wp installation, Appearence > Editor, on the right side select for example content.php, find <?php the_content();?> and after or before paste the copied code (depending if you want to show icons above or under content), do this to all post types files you want to show the widget on, ie content-page.php, content-mycustom.php (the structure of these files depend on the theme). See if that works. The down side with embedded version is that you can only use one widget per page, meaning you cannot use inline and bar in the same time, also you can not use inline twice in a page.

    Thank you for using !Share, we will let you know when we will have that issue fixed.

    Thread Starter GaiaHealth

    (@gaiahealth)

    It’s a matter of time. I am Gaia Health – researcher, writer, graphics, site designer, marketer (such as that is), fire-putter-outer, and chief bottle washer. Working through that is one more thing … and one more thing is too much right now.

    I’ll wait until it’s fixed – or the day comes when I can have someone else do a redesign with a better theme.

    Thanks for giving it a go. I do understand about the priority. This is a fix for a client with a problem not of your making. It’s not where you need to put your efforts right now.

    Plugin Author cunjo

    (@cunjo)

    Hi again, we had some few bug reports about visual errors with some themes and plugins that are formatting the_content so we decided to make the fix a priority. We released version 1.5.1 This update fixes/prevents scripts on formatting the inline buttons. We also thoroughly tested it with your theme Volt and now its shows flawlessly. The main issue was that scripts were detecting where the_title function was used and wrapping them in span tags. We also took protection measurements against scripts adding break, p tags and other filtering.
    here’s a link with volt theme and !Share inline icons enabled: https://reviews.whizzin.co.uk/money/demo-post-5-2/
    Give it a try and let me know if it works for you know.

    Again, thank you for pointing this out to us. Cheers.

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