Robin Cornett

That looks like some CSS is trying to place its own icon there. You should be able to override it with custom CSS:

.scriptlesssocialsharing a.button::before {
  content: '' !important;
}

The Flipboard link appears to require the user having a bookmarklet or browser extension–I don’t see that they support sharing to Flipboard via URL, sorry.

If you can share a link to a gist or snippet showing the code, and your svg icons, I can try to help troubleshoot.

That may just be a CSS issue. I can look if you share a link to your site.

If you do not want the sharing buttons to use the nofollow, etc attributes, you can add this filter as a snippet:

add_filter( 'scriptlesssocialsharing_link_rel', '__return_empty_string' );

Hi @antdx and @chrisbfotografie! We are working to try to replicate this issue and so far have not been able to.

If you could let us know more information about your site, it might help us solve the problem. Specifically, we’d like to know more about your locale/language, time zone, and currency.

If you prefer not to share this information on the forum, could you please contact us through our website’s support form? We would definitely like to get to the bottom of this issue.

Hi Fabrizio, I’m not able to replicate this myself, and maybe I’m not understanding what the problem is. Clicking a sharing link from one of your articles opens Facebook for me with the UX to share it to my feed. There shouldn’t be anything about your own Facebook page showing for the sharing links when your users click it. Can you maybe clarify what link is opening for you in Facebook?

Instagram does not support sharing buttons (see the FAQ). If that changes, I can look into adding it.

Thanks, @shirtguy72 … I apologize for being a bit slow to get that change made but the 3.2.3 release of Scriptless has updated the X/Twitter button.

Hi Enrique, thank you for the report. I’ve confirmed the behavior and we will have this sorted in the next release.

In the meantime, if you are comfortable editing a file in EDD, you can update to 3.1.2 again and edit the edd_process_straight_to_gateway function (in includes/process-purchase.php, beginning at line 1311) to remove the early return that’s causing this behavior, either by deleting these lines:

	if ( empty( $data['edd_straight_to_gateway'] ) || ! wp_verify_nonce( $data['edd_straight_to_gateway'], 'edd_straight_to_gateway' ) ) {
		return;
	}

Or you can just comment out that return; and the function will work as you expect. (Please make sure you have backups before editing files, just to be on the safe side.)

Thank you again!

Hey Gretchen! This plugin does use the_content filter, but it only runs it in the context of the feed. In RSS feeds, the_content is applied just before the_content_feed.

I did experiment locally with changing to the_content_feed and the Kadence style is still printed out to the feed for me.

Thank you for the update! I’m glad you were able to get it sorted–I will be including a change in the next release to fix this experience, as the button should certainly work if it’s showing.

Thank you! I’m confirming what you’re seeing. I have not changed the Scriptless Pinterest functionality recently, so it may be something Pinterest has changed. However, their developer information for building “save” buttons has not changed anything about the description.

Since Scriptless is sending only the post URL, custom description, and image URL to Pinterest, I would guess that once you arrive on Pinterest, there is some kind of additional check back to the site which is overriding the description with the post title, since Scriptless isn’t including that in the sharing link (if a custom description is set).

Thanks for your patience–unfortunately I do not have an answer for you at this time, but I’ll keep digging and see if I can find one.

Hi Gretchen! I am able to replicate the issue this time but looking at it, I think you may want to reach out to Kadence support if you have not already, and ask them if they can exclude their inline CSS from being output to the RSS feeds. They may want to consider not including the table of contents in RSS feeds as well, if that’s an option (I don’t see it but I’m also using the free version).

You may be running into this issue: Some posts are missing the Pinterest button.