cechols

Ok. So you’re saying that there is no icon in this version at all?

Does that mean the README instructions are holdovers from an older version, and that’s where my confusion is coming from? I guess that would make sense.

Still, I would like to add the icon back in. It brings greater attention to the function and I am a fan of the icons you’ve developed (both of them).

If you have just a minute, can you give me the code line(s) I would need to associate an icon with the text again? Perhaps this is more complex than just a couple of lines being reinserted. If so, then don’t worry about it.

The plugin is excellent, I just want to make sure it gets the attention it deserves.

Thanks for your help, Alex.

CE

Alex:

Thanks for the reply. I’m going to make myself sound even more like an idiot here, but I downloaded the plugin directly from your site:

https://alexking.org/projects/wordpress

Specifically, here:

https://alexking.org/projects/wordpress/plugins/share-this.zip

On my plugin management page, it is listed as version “1.2” and the source code in my plugin editor reads “Version 1.2”.

I don’t mean to repeat all of that just to contradict you – honestly. But everything on my end indicates that I am using the correct version.

When you say to get *all* the files from SVN, could you explain to me which files I am missing? Or could you provide a direct link to the proper version of Share This v1.2?

Again, my apologies for sounding like an imbecile.

CE

Thanks to both of you for the replies. I apologize for not responding to your posts sooner – I was out of the house most of the day.

Kaf, I actually tried the ‘post image’ plugin from your page earlier today, but couldn’t get the effect I wanted. I didn’t combine it with the div for an inline style output, though.

First thing in the morning I’ll try this out and let you know if it works.

I really appreciate the help.

whooami:

Thanks for the quick response. I assumed there would be a method to using PHP for what I want – but because my PHP coding skills are minimal, I could use some direction on how to do it.

If you could point me to a thread here or some other further explanation of the process, it’d be helpful. Just telling me that it <i>can</i> be done doesn’t help much.

Thanks!

pubwvj:

You nailed it.

Thanks a million for helping me identify the boundary problem. I reduced the width of my images to 450px, and that solved the alignment issue.

pubwvj:

Thanks for the input. It might be that my post header images are too wide for the boundaries. I’ll try reducing the size to see if that helps.

Good suggestion!