SZ - Google for WordPress. English - Italiano - Español - Français - Deutsch Plugin to integrate Google's products in WordPress with particular attention to the widgets provided by the social network Google+.
The Google products are many and so this plugin will be a kind of development "step to step" which will be developed a little bit at a time depending on the availability of time that we can devote. In any case, we will always be willing to consider new requests for anyone who wants to ask for a new feature to be developed in the plugin. Write all your requests on our official community. To be informed about the features that gradually will be released you can follow this link page sz-google for wordpress, which will be a sort of official article where as I integrate the new features released, otherwise you can follow the community of WP Italyplus where surely will be included the latest news that will affect this plugin. Modules available in plugin Google+ social network module Google Analytics module.
Social Media Widget. The Social Media Widget is a simple sidebar widget that allows users to input their social media website profile URLs and other subscription options to show an icon on the sidebar to that social media site and more that open up in a separate browser window.
Features If you like this plugin, please rate it and click "Works" for your WordPress version! Simple Social Icons. Most Shared Posts - Social Shares Wordpress Plugin. The Most Shared Posts plugin for Wordpress allows you to display, as a widget, which of your blog posts have the most social shares and are proving to be your most popular content. Version 1.1.0 - 14th August 2011hosted on wordpress.org If you'd like to see this plugin in action, you can see it on this site, or you could check out Kate Morris' SEO Blog or John Doherty's SEO Blog. They both helped to test the initial version. Features If you have feature requests, bug reports or you just want to show me where you are using the plugin please post a comment below or drop me an email to wpplugins@tomanthony.co.uk. Fetches Facebook Likes, Twitter Tweets and the new Google +1s. Installation The steps to install 'Most Shared Posts' are quite simple: Upload `most-shared-posts` directory to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
Frequently Asked Questions Q: I just installed and refreshed the page, but my most shared posts are not at the top of the list? Changelog Donate. WPSocialite. So what does this do?
WPSocialite uses socialite.js and implements it into the WordPress workflow, adding it automatically (or manually, if you choose) to your content. Socialite.js allows us to define when we would like to load our social sharing links. For example, if we have a page with ten posts, each with their own set of Facebook Like, Google+ Share, and Twitter Share links, they could take some time to load. Using WPSocialite, you can load those individually when the user scrolls or hovers over a specific post. Can I add the social links myself instead of letting the plugin place them?
Of course! The first template tag is to echo out the markup and display WPSocialite: The second template tag is to get WPSocialite's mark up and place it in an object, if needed: When using this method, be sure to include "large" or "small" inside the function (as seen above) to define which style WPSocialite will use to display your social links. Yes! Define('WPSOCIALITE_LOADSCRIPTS', false);
Facebook For Wordpress: All The Juicy Details And How To Install It. I think it’s about time social networks start paying more attention to WordPress and how they integrate, after all, WordPress powers more than 60 million websites today.
Facebook just released an official Plugin that deepens its integration with WordPress and makes your life (if you’re a blogger) easier. And that is precisely why we’re here, to explain the features and how they work, in plain English. So let’s dive right into it… A 2-Way Street The first thing you need to know is that this plugin is not just designed to bring in Facebook elements into your blog but to act as a 2-way street in how the content and interactions work, making it a cross-platform.