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11 years 11 months ago - 11 years 11 months ago #45232 by alechu
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maybe add AddThis button in this component? because i'm use this plugin now for sharing buttons, but i wating if this AddThis buttons appear in JFB, because this is better - use 1 extension for all social things on site.

and no conflict, if i'm use only 1 component on site for all social connect/sharing. I see statistics, people sharing news with AddThis button.
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11 years 11 months ago - 11 years 11 months ago #45234 by alechu
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and i hate this side bar and buttons, because this on every page and not include in site.
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11 years 11 months ago #45243 by alzander
Thanks for the suggestion for AddThis. That button is already on our investigation list for the 6.2 release. We agree that you should only need one extension for all of your social network integration needs, and the AddThis button would be a good addition.

As for the social share module in the bottom right, we understand you may not like it. We're not going to remove it though. We've had a fair amount of interest from users who want to add it to their site simply from seeing it on ours. It's also increased our over sharing count across multiple networks since the sharing bar appears in every page.. including some pages we may not have included it normally or would have been difficult to add to a 3rd party extension.

I realize that not everyone likes 'floating' content on top of the page, but that's simply how that feature works on this site.

Alex
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11 years 11 months ago #45320 by alechu
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alzander wrote: Thanks for the suggestion for AddThis. That button is already on our investigation list for the 6.2 release. We agree that you should only need one extension for all of your social network integration needs, and the AddThis button would be a good addition.

As for the social share module in the bottom right, we understand you may not like it. We're not going to remove it though. We've had a fair amount of interest from users who want to add it to their site simply from seeing it on ours. It's also increased our over sharing count across multiple networks since the sharing bar appears in every page.. including some pages we may not have included it normally or would have been difficult to add to a 3rd party extension.

I realize that not everyone likes 'floating' content on top of the page, but that's simply how that feature works on this site.

Alex

i think, you can add plugin for com_articles? for standart Joomla items? because i need see this sharing buttons with news, without pop-up buttons, like now on your site.
because people really HATE, when social buttons [like, follow] everywere on your site.

this is need many options for custom settings, because every site is different.
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We need this options for button. 1 component = all social functions.
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11 years 11 months ago #45321 by alechu
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1) use "no follow" for sharing links
2) use "no flash" for AddThis button
3) custom code for "button"
4) AddThis ID and Google Analytics support
5) Show in Categorie/Section/Article
6) etc, etc, etc.

you can add support for no-pop-up button. inside article, like on my site, on my 1st screenshot.
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11 years 11 months ago #45326 by alechu
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What about mobile version? I thinks this pop-up buttons is horrible and interfere with viewing the site.

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11 years 11 months ago #45357 by alzander
We're investigating a few ideas for better mobile support in general. On our site, we test with a few different phones, but your template is free to show/hide different things based on the width of the browser.

i think, you can add plugin for com_articles? for standart Joomla items? because i need see this sharing buttons with news, without pop-up buttons, like now on your site.

JFBConnect already supports adding the social buttons to Joomla articles. Go to the JFBConnect -> Social area to configure it and make sure the JFBCContent plugin is enabled. The hover buttons in the bottom right are just one of many sharing options we support.

We may add specific AddThis support in the future, but I can't guarantee anything right now. We support Facebook Like/Share, Twitter Share, LinkedIn Share, G+1 and Pinterest right now, which is comparable to what you show (We support FB Share and Pinterest, which isn't shown in your picture.. your picture supports Digg, Tumblr and AddThis, which we don't). More widgets are coming though.

Google Analytics support

We won't ever add the Google Analytics to your site. There's plenty of Google Analytics managers out there, and that's simply something we don't want to deal with. In the Social configuration area, you can enable Analytics integration, which will track Facebook Comments and Likes from your site in Google Analytics.

I hope that helps explain,
Alex
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11 years 11 months ago #45378 by alechu
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alzander wrote: We're investigating a few ideas for better mobile support in general. On our site, we test with a few different phones, but your template is free to show/hide different things based on the width of the browser.

i think, you can add plugin for com_articles? for standart Joomla items? because i need see this sharing buttons with news, without pop-up buttons, like now on your site.

JFBConnect already supports adding the social buttons to Joomla articles. Go to the JFBConnect -> Social area to configure it and make sure the JFBCContent plugin is enabled. The hover buttons in the bottom right are just one of many sharing options we support.

We may add specific AddThis support in the future, but I can't guarantee anything right now. We support Facebook Like/Share, Twitter Share, LinkedIn Share, G+1 and Pinterest right now, which is comparable to what you show (We support FB Share and Pinterest, which isn't shown in your picture.. your picture supports Digg, Tumblr and AddThis, which we don't). More widgets are coming though.


i want for 1) AddThis button with 2) FB like, 3) Twitter share, 4) G+ button and maybe 5) VK.com like/share button.

of course no pop-up. include in article this button, no pop-up.

you can see, what i mean, on my site here . just see on social sharing buttons - this is i waiting for in JFB.
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11 years 11 months ago #45383 by alzander

i want for 1) AddThis button with 2) FB like, 3) Twitter share, 4) G+ button and maybe 5) VK.com like/share button.

2, 3 and 4 are available now. VK Like will be coming in a future release.

When you want AddThis, do you just want the AddThis button, or do you want support for the full AddThis service?

of course no pop-up. include in article this button, no pop-up.

That's available now. You can add all of the social buttons to your articles right now from the JFBConnect -> Social area. The buttons will show up inline on your site and not in a 'hover' or popup.

I hope that helps answer your question, but let me know if I'm missing something.

Thanks,
Alex
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