Rich Owings

Thank you so much. I’m using the PHP code in my theme, but am still a noob at PHP. Can you tell me how to include multiple arguments? Right now I have…

<?php
$args = array( "size_from" => "14" );

do_utcw( $args );
?>

But what if I want also say “size_to” => “20”

Thanks. That’s what I’m doing. Sure would like to know why the automatic update isn’t working though.

Thanks SVallie. Can you answer my questions about process?…

Do I just overwrite the old plugin files? Should I deactivate each plugin first? And will my plugin settings be retained?

In the widget’s text field.

Mark,

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

I tried the code generated from the Facebook developer site. I changed it because it was generating a low number of likes compared to code using ?php the_permalink(); ?.

I didn’t try the WP-Snippet because I’m wanting the like button and a current count to show.

I tried one highly rated plugin (don’t recall which) for individual posts, but when I told it to place a Like button at the top and bottom of the posts, it put them following the <!–more–> break.

I ended up manually coding the FB Like and Twitter buttons into my post and page template files and they work great, but I really want a LIKE button for the home page too.

You’ll also need to modify functions.php. Mine looks like this:

register_sidebar(array('name'=>'Sidebar Custom','before_title'=>'<h4>','after_title'=>'</h4>'));