srussell13

Sounds like you will have to edit the Pinboard theme. Please send me an email to [email protected]

Depends on your WordPress theme that you are using and how the menu area is set up in it. If you have a Widget position available in your menu area, you can just insert [iire-social-icons] into a Text Widget.

To include the shortcode in a template, copy this code into the desired location in your template.

<?php if(function_exists('iire_social_theme')) { iire_social_theme(); } ?>

You can add any custom icons by modifying the image sprite for the icon theme you are using.

There are three blank positions in each sprite, so using an image editor, add your MixCloud icon to one of these position, uploaded the modified theme to your iire-social-icons theme in the WordPress plugins folder and refresh the Widget/Shortcode Designer.

Thanks Colin!

Thanks Sergio

I love the guys who show up once a year to flame a plugin and give you no idea what the problem might be. Probably has no idea what it takes to write a complicated compatible plugin.

Really… what’s the problem?

At the moment, I have not been able to find a work-around for an https site…

The parameters (like your code sample above) for the icons are passed from the Widget Designer as a regular PHP file to generate the CSS and display the icons.

If anyone has a suggestion on how to resolve this, I’d be happy to hear it!

These two files are loaded into the WordPress footer and generate the CSS styles (icon size, background color, margins, padding, etc) for the icons.

The parameters that are set in the Widget/Shortcode Designer are passed to the output of the widget or shortcode.

Since the output of these scripts is strictly CSS, there are no other functions or scripts in these teo files that should pose a security risk. WordPress will notify me if they see anything unusual.

If you have any ideas on how to make the bots ignore these two scripts, I’m certainly open to suggestions.

Can you give me any additional information? Specifically, where in the plugin you are seeing these attacks?

Another user stated his plugin failed during the WP 4.2 update, but reported it was working fine shortly afterwards. Appears to the a cache delay.

Please let me know if this problem persists.

I’ve done various new installs and updates of the plugin to several websites… Not seeing any errors with iiRe 1.6.1 and WordPress 4.2 and can’t seem to replicate the problem.

It’s possible the script is missing or got corrupted during the install.

Can you provide any other information?

Try uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin, if possible.

James …what did you find out about the Jquery UI issue?

Plugin version 1.6.2 was tested with WordPress 4.1.1, so if you can give me more details, that would help

Please send me a screenshot of what you’re seeing to [email protected]

The URLS for icon sources are relative to the WordPress plugins path.

Example: “[plugins-path]/iire-social-icons/themes/mobile_phone/32_sprite.png

Currently, there is no hard-coding in the plugin itself that determines the “https://” or “https://”

I suspect the https plugin on the secure page is rendered before the iiRe Social plugin is initialized and not replacing the “https://” of the iiRe Social source images.

Not sure if there is a fix for this.