Rob Roy

Same problem here – fresh install. Theme is Coverage by colorlabs, newest WP, multisite.

Has anyone started using a different social plugin? I don’t like that this developer is hard coding his facebook app id and basically stealing all of the plugin’s users facebook user data.

I emailed the list of plugins to you.

We’re not using the facebook plugin itself – we’re declaring all of the og values in the header file.

I think it depends on your install – it works fine on ours. We’re using cloudfront as opposed to just the general s3 buckets.

Seems to sort of be working now – must have been something wrong with the API

None yet, it was acknowledged as a bug on Facebook Dev, but that was a month ago and nothing yet.

The best way to figure out the issue is to disable all plugins except SEO then reenable them individually, checking the box status each time. You’ll be able to find out which plugin is causing the conflict that way.

Yeah, once you start them playing there’s no way to stop the videos.

I went to developer.facebook.com and checked out the social plugin. It appears they’ve removed the option to select a border color. It isn’t in the settings anymore.

Because that hideous blue line fits into everyone’s site design.

If you don’t want to upgrade to the handicapped restricted free version, download the last stable full version here: https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/adrotate.3.7.4.3.zip

Then go to your theme’s functions.php file and add this code anywhere. It disables the update notification for the AdRotate plugin:

function filter_plugin_updates( $value ) {
unset( $value->response[‘adrotate/adrotate.php’] );
return $value;
}
add_filter( ‘site_transient_update_plugins’, ‘filter_plugin_updates’ );

No – this is what I’m talking about:

This is what it looks like sometimes using the Recommend plugin:
https://chicagophoenix.com/wp-content/Screen%20shot%202013-02-07%20at%201.29.23%20PM.png

This is what it looks like other times using the Recommend plugin:
https://chicagophoenix.com/wp-content/Screen%20shot%202013-02-07%20at%201.27.34%20PM.png

Each of your authors must enable it. When they log in (unless it’s not working at the moment) there should be a yellow bar that says “connect to facebook” or timeline or something similar under the top dashboard bar. It may only be on the Post screen, I haven’t used it in a while. But to publish it to their personal timeline, they must connect their wordpress user account to their facebook account. You cannot do it for them.

Not downsizing. The new facebook share format has much larger photos (200×200 in the timeline). However, for some reason the plugin was sharing the larger image but stuffing all of the og:description underneath the photo rather than to the right of it as was supposed to happen.

It seems to be working right now, but if I see it share the wrong way I’ll post screenshots.

I don’t think any plugin can be autoenabled to activate on all sub-sites. They can be network activated, but the individual blog administrators still have to enable it and configure it.

Further, I’m not sure I’ve seen any plugin where the settings from the primary blog are inherited by all of the secondary ones.

The issue with the Recommendation Bar (the reason social reading was removed) was that Facebook requires users to be able to remove “read” actions from their timeline from your website and at the time that feature was not available in the bar.

To further complicate the matter, while there are options to manually make the “remove from timeline” function work, the Recommendation Bar terms required all actions and calls to be initiated through the Bar.

Basically, facebook required the recommendation bar to perform an action that they hadn’t built it to do.