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  • Plugin Author David Artiss

    (@dartiss)

    Yes! There is a parameter of “TARGET”. Simply set this to, say, “_blank” to get it to launch in a new tab/window.

    David.

    Thread Starter donnavitan

    (@donnavitan)

    It worked for Facebook or Twitter but not Google+, re: using “target=_blank”. I had to create a separate call without the “target=_blank” for Google+. I think Google+ fails because the URL is not being processed correctly.

    <?php echo simple_social_bookmarks('','','','default=off&target=_blank&facebook=on&twitter=on'); ?>
    <?php echo simple_social_bookmarks('','','','default=off&googleplus=on'); ?>

    My working prototype: https://clients.donnavitan.com/gem/dev/

    This is a good solution for now. But is it possible to target a modal window instead? I suspect I’ll have to build that myself.

    Cheers,
    Donna

    Plugin Author David Artiss

    (@dartiss)

    I don’t have any intention, at the moment, to use a modal window.

    David.

    Will you make it in the Future? Maybe in the next update?

    The blank solution is not really good. A popup would be nicer =)

    Plugin Author David Artiss

    (@dartiss)

    After my previous response I looked into it and I’ve already added it to the roadmap…

    https://artiss.co.uk/mantisbt/roadmap_page.php?project_id=1

    David.

    That looks Great, the Bookmark Funktion is somerhink what i Need too =)

    When will the Update will be published?

    Plugin Author David Artiss

    (@dartiss)

    The Bookmark option is in the next release which I’m working on.

    However, as all of my plugin development is done in my (increasingly limited) spare time, I can’t put a date to it. I’m also updating 2 others at the moment and looking at a re-design of my website (as well as still writing posts for it). So it may not be for a short while ??

    David.

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