Oh, that’s a new one. 🙂 Hm.
First, how are you adding the buttons? To the content using the “Enable” check boxes on the settings page, shortcode, widget, a call to the ngfb_get_social_buttons() function?
Thanks,
js.
Thru the Settings menu – which is all I know.
Looking at your HTML, it looks like you’re using Post ID #4 as your main / static home page. You could probably do something like this in your CSS:
.ngfb-content-buttons {
display:none;
}
#post-4 .ngfb-content-buttons {
display:block;
}
js.
Or… You could uncheck all the buttons and use a shortcode in your (Post #4) content instead. See the Other Notes tab for more info on using the shortcode: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/nextgen-facebook/other_notes/
js.
I’m new to website building – financial restrictions keep from hiring someone to do this – and I don’t understand a lot of the lingo so I look for menu driven in simple language plugins as much as possible. I did uncheck all the buttons and enabled the shortcode on the new version after updating it – any way to make it appear on just the home page only? That’s the only page I want anyone to be able to ‘like’ or refer too – not to jump past the previous pages. Thanks again.
Walter,
Looking at the HTML source of your home page, it looks like you’re using Page ID #4 as your home page content, correct?
Edit Post ID #4 and add the following to your content text:
[ngfb buttons="facebook, gplus, linkedin, pinterest, stumbleupon, tumblr, twitter"]
js.
I think it is the ‘Page ID #4’ that is tripping me up – I don’t understand what that is. I’m just using WordPress and the Plugins – I’m sure once I figure out what you are referring to I can edit it – as I know I could copy/paste the string you gave me once I figure what I need to edit or take out first. Sorry for the hassle.
Hm.
Well, looking at your HTML source, it looks like you defined Page ID #4 as your static home page (Settings -> Reading -> Front page displays). Edit whatever Page you selected there.
js.
