sidrarubel

Hi Joseph and Stef,

I ended up being able to save the option with the console open, not sure if that triggered something or if there was a functionality change since then but the option is now staying on. We haven’t had a new post yet so I still need to confirm other users are able to share to FB but will reopen if there are issues.

Thanks for your help!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by sidrarubel.

Hi @sukafia,

Thank you for your reply. I realize simply installing the plugin doesn’t trigger the ban, but the fact that Facebook sees connecting to this plugin when attempting to add a button a Facebook page as “unusual activity” is not great. This shouldn’t be an issue for users to handle – ideally the plugin developers would connect with Facebook’s team to whitelist this action to avoid these bans (which many users seem to experience).

Since my account was re-confirmed, I’m worried to try connecting this again so am basically stuck without a “Buy now” button on my page. It is, indeed, quite frustrating.

For clarification on the action I’m referring to, here is a screenshot:

Thank you, @farinspace.

I decided to change the preview link button so it triggers a modal that dynamically pulls in the entered data with the same style as our actual output page. Now users can see a preview without leaving the page.

Thanks again for this great plugin!

Hi simco,

There are actually two divs in this file with the “et_post_meta_wrapper” class. You need to make sure you put it at the end of the first one, just before the <div class=”entry-content”> area.

I’m using Divi version 3.7, so in my single.php file I added this on line 118, but it may be different with different versions of Divi.

Hope that helps!

Hello,

I am also using Divi and this plugin didn’t work but I found an easy way to add the caption below the featured image. You should have a child theme set up, with the single.php file copied over from the parent Divi theme.

1. Open the single.php file from your child theme
2. Paste the following code before the closing et_post_meta_wrapper div:

<div class="et_post_meta_wrapper">
...
<?php if (get_post(get_post_thumbnail_id())->post_excerpt) { // search for if the image has caption added on it ?>
	<div class="featured-image-caption">
		<?php echo wp_kses_post(get_post(get_post_thumbnail_id())->post_excerpt); // displays the image caption ?>
	</div>
<?php } ?>

</div> <!-- .et_post_meta_wrapper -->

3. Make sure to add your caption to the image in your media library

You can then style the caption by targeting the “featured-image-caption” class.

Hope that helps!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by sidrarubel.