Milen Petrinski - Gonzo

By marking the getButton method private you’ve broken the template function and the shortcode. The solution is simple – the method should be public.

Oops, sorry, I’ve been running an old version, it seems. I updated the plugin, I can see the filter now, great, thank you. It wasn’t there in 1.2.2.

All the best,
Milen

I was going to remove G+, but decided to keep it for a while, since it’s not completely shut down (As per Google’s docs it’s available for educational and corporate accounts or something like that) and some of my clients were still using it. It’s optional and not enabled by default, so I don’t see any problem.

Hi, @tylertork,

Sorry for my late answer, I’m not getting notifications from the forum and seldom visit it.

I just released a new version, in which nothing is shown for ordinary users if there are no social networks enabled for sharing. If the user is administrator (has the capability manage_options), a short message is shown, pointing to the plugin setting.

As for enabling or disabling the buttons per-page, that’s something that I’m not keen working on. After the introduction of the block editor the classic metaboxes are less and less practical, document options are not very visible, etc. And having a block with the sharing buttons, which allows adding the buttons wherever the author or editor wishes is a working solution for the problem. I’m more interested in making the Gutenberg block more flexible, if I can find the time to do that.

Having said that, if you or anyone else wants to contribute a solution for disabling the widget per-post/page, the GitHub repository is public and pull requests are welcome.

Be sure to select a number that devides by 3 and 2, like 12, 18, 24, this way no empty spaces are left at the bottom.

Hi,

I’m sorry I didn’t see this question before. What you wanted to chane has nothing to do with clearings. The theme uses CSS Grid Layout in browsers that support it, and the changes needed are a little bit more complex. The main change would be to change the display property for the post article element:

`
.single main > article,
.single main > .comments-area {
display: block;
}
`

I have thought about adding centered post layout as a option, but haven’t got the time to implement it.

Hi,

Sorry for taking so long to answer… You can create child theme and copy and modify the file header.php.