Colin Devroe

We’ve released 1.34.5 that should fix the issue. Please let us know if you have any other problems. And thank you again for reporting it to us so quickly @wpopt !

@wpopt Thank you. We’re releasing a patch imminently.

Ryan, Thanks for your question. Yes, I believe TP added that notice somewhat recently. There are no known harmful conflicts that we know of. And, in fact, we’ve built in a few checks that if someone sets a preference in TP, Hubbub will follow that. For example, any images that have disabled pinning set for them, will work in both TP and Hubbub.

However, if an author sets some Pinterest or social data in one in TP and not in Hubbub, there is the potential that you’ll have some issues when sharing. For example, if I were to set a Social Media title in TP and not in Hubbub, there is the potential that the HTML outputted on the frontend could confuse a bot/crawler from a social network from finding that title. But we have workarounds for when that occurs (which, we haven’t heard much of honestly).

We also have a migration tool to bring TP data into Hubbub so it is all up-to-date.

Of course, if you find anything, please let us know. We’re happy to work with the TP folks to make sure everything works as well as possible no matter which plugin you choose to use.

Happy blogging! ??

@woorooo That is good information to know! Perhaps Firefox is not triggering the deep link. We will follow up with Mozilla to see what may be happening there. But, as you can see, it is up to the browser, operating system, and Facebook how to handle each link in each circumstance.

Yes, Hubbub Pro has many customization options for how people are able to share on Pinterest and other networks. We’d love to have you!

@woorooo Perhaps you can share a link to website that you see this?

Hello @valisemag

I see that you’re using Hubbub Lite on your website. Hubbub Lite does not have any customization options for sharing to Pinterest like our premium plugin Hubbub Pro does.

We have a Support doc that explains Hubbub Pro’s Pinterest Image settings.

Hello!

Thank you for your question. Deep links (this is the term most mobile operating systems use to describe a link that opens into an app) into mobile apps are very convenient for those that have the apps installed. I agree with you. In fact, I might prefer that Facebook handled these share requests the way that you’re describing.

However, Facebook has chosen not to redirect these links into their apps. They could choose to do so but they haven’t done so for these specific links. They call them “share intents”. And they have several ways of sharing from a mobile browser.

Other links, such as links to Facebook Pages or Groups, they’ve redirected into their app. But Facebook themselves has chosen not to redirect these links into their app.

They have an entire section of their Developer site dedicated to sharing across multiple platforms. We do our best to keep up with their latest advice on how to share.

Thank you for your question!

Hello @jmpl123 !

I’d be happy to try to help you adjust the display of your Hubbub Lite buttons. Can you let me know your website’s address?

Oh! @bobbybrown235 I failed to mention, forgive me, that Hubbub Pro offers options per post to include or exclude certain Hubbub Tools.

@bobbybrown235 Depending on the number of posts you’d like to hide the buttons on, you could use CSS to do so. For example, most WordPress themes add a body class with the post ID in it. Example “postid-7752”.

The CSS for this would be something like:

body.postid-7752 .dpsp-content-wrapper { display: none; }

I hope this helps you on your quest!

Hello @voodoochill,

Thanks for your question! There isn’t yet a setting to “hide on mobile”. That is a great idea and we may implement that in the future for all tools.

However, you can do this with some custom CSS if you’d like.

@media screen and (max-width: 480px) {
aside.dpsp-floating-sidebar { display: none;
}

and

div#dpsp-content-bottom { display: none; }

Depending on exactly how you’d prefer this to work, the above custom CSS should be usable for what you’re trying to accomplish.

Hello @2020media –

Thank you for your question!

We recently added the first level of support for Threads last week to Hubbub Pro – the premium version of the Hubbub Lite. It allows for adding sharing buttons and follow buttons. We plan to extend the options for Threads as Meta adds new features, APIs, and more. We hope you’ll check it out!

I’m marking this thread (oh man, thread? Threads??!) as resolved. But, if you have additional questions feel free to ask them below!

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Hello @robelco – Thank you for the suggestion. We’ll add an option to remove this effect to our roadmap. I’m running Hubbub on my personal site redesign and I can see wanting that myself!

In the meantime, here is the CSS you asked for. This should do it.

.dpsp-networks-btns-wrapper .dpsp-network-btn:focus, .dpsp-networks-btns-wrapper .dpsp-network-btn:hover {
box-shadow: none !important;
}

Of course, when we update Hubbub to include this option, you’ll want to remove this CSS. Thank you again!

Thank you!

Hello @comewagalong – I visited your website and the Pinterest button appears to work as expected. When I click the Pinterest share button I’m presented with several images that are on the page.

Are you still seeing the same issue you reported?