Daniel

In addition to adding the icon, you’ll need to tell the plugin about the new site. You can use the following code in your theme’s functions.php file:

function add_new_icons($icon_list) {
    $icon_list['Houzz'] = 'houzz';

    return $icon_list;
}
add_filter('social_icon_accounts', 'add_new_icons');

Just make sure your icon file is named like: houzz.jpg and you should be good to go!

Hi Steve,

I’m sorry to see you offer a 1-star review on the plugin. I’d like to respond by saying that it was a conscious choice to only offer one style of icons. You do have the ability to add your own custom set (as detailed in the FAQ section) to easily customize the plugin to a style of icons you see fit.

Overall, my goal with the plugin was to create a simple solution without the complexities of some other plugins such as Easy Social Icons or Top 25 icons and something that’s easy for anyone to use.

By default, if you don’t have the labels next to each icon, it should line the icons up horizontally until it needs to make a line break (just like the Screenshots tab). It may be a CSS setting within your theme that’s altering it.

Do you have a link to your page with the widget?

Do you have the option set to show the labels next to each icon? Or just showing the icons?

Looks like you’re using a different plugin. This is what mine looks like: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/social-media-icons-widget/screenshots/

You should see a drop down for icon type in the widget settings. If you open that, the custom options are the final three options in the menu.

Thanks Scott. The conflict I did notice is that we’re both using a $data variable as an array, and for some reason its combining the data from your plugin as well as mine. When I changed my $data to another variable, the issue went away. I did notice the undefined index error while I was in there too, so I’ll need to get that fixed as well (thanks for pointing it out!)

Paul: it may be a similar issue with your screenshot as well.

Hey!

All you need to do is replace the https:// with:

mailto:

and then the email address you want to use. So the final line would look like:

mailto:[email protected]

I narrowed the issue down to a conflict with RS Feedburner. I’ll need to do some digging and get to the specifics of the issue, but wanted to let you know where the problem was in the meantime.

A few things that may help me out:

• What version of WordPress are you running?
• What theme are you using?
• What plugins do you have installed and activated?

I’m not able to replicate your error offhand. It looks like you’re using a custom icon set though. Did you upload the images for the custom icon set to your active theme folder?

In your active theme folder, create a new folder called ‘social_icons’

Within that folder, add ‘small’, ‘medium’, and ‘large’ folders. Inside each of those, you can upload a set of custom icons. They will need to be the same file name that I use in the default set with the widget (ie. Facebook -> facebook.jpg).

You can then use the custom icon setting within the widget.

Sample code is under the FAQ tab on the plugin page here. You can add it to your active theme’s functions.php file and add the necessary width/height attributes that coincide with your image from there!

It sounds like there’s a folder titled social-media-icons-widget in your plugins folder. You’ll need to log in via FTP to your server, delete it, and then try installing the plugin again.

The image sizes were only applied to the default set of icons. I left it out for custom icon sets. I did enable a filter for the HTML output if you still want to add it in for your set, to account for whatever sized icons you’re using.