Topic-icon LinkedIn Share button missing

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11 years 9 months ago #24572 by alzander
Phil,
Can you try re-ordering the JFBConnect - System and JLinked - System plugins? The LinkedIn Javascript file is not being included on your page. Swapping the order may hopefully help that problem. If you don't know what I mean, or need more instructions, just let me know!

Hope that helps, and sorry for the trouble,
Alex
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11 years 9 months ago #24581 by philav
Thanks. The re-ordering of the plugins has fixed it!
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11 years 9 months ago #24623 by alzander
Awesome, glad to hear that helped, and sorry for the troubles. We're working out the ordering issue, but hopefully it's just a minor inconvenience that you won't have to worry about going forward :)

Best of luck,
Alex
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11 years 8 months ago #25472 by manyspears
This thread helped me today- thanks everyone. Even though I have a redirect set to make all visits go to the www version, the LinkedIN button was still not showing. Adding the non-www link to the Javascript API domain field fixed it regardless.

Related- is this the correct rendering of the Facebook buttons?

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The stacking looks odd to me.
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11 years 8 months ago #25483 by alzander
Glad that helped. And, yes, for the Facebook Like + Send in box-count mode, that is the correct look. You can disable the Send button altogether, or switch to button-count for a more 'inline' look.. but that changes all the other looks as well.

Best of luck!
Alex
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11 years 8 months ago #25539 by manyspears
I'd be surprised if this is the layout you intended:

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Should the Facebook icons push to a second line like that? Here is a screenshot of my settings:

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11 years 8 months ago #25560 by alzander
No, that's definitely not correct. I'd have to look into it more, but the FB Like button has a separate width value. I'm not sure if, in our LinkedIn extension, that value is hardcoded.. but it looks to be the case. My guess is that the width is set too wide, which is causing it to overflow to the next line.

We'll look into a fix / adding a width parameter. Until then, we'd honestly recommend switching to the button-count look which is similar. It doesn't have the text next to the Like button and is fixed width, so it should all be inline. If you really want the standard look, just let us know, and we'll try to get you some code to fix that look for now until we can release a full fix.

Thanks,
Alex
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