ShareThis

@harm10 Thanks for bringing this to our attention, and apologies for the delayed response. I’ve shared your report with our engineering team so they can review the textdomain load timing issue. We’ll update this thread as soon as we have more details.

ShareThis Support

• This reply was modified 8 months, 4 weeks ago by ShareThis.

Hi lamochilaalhombro,

Thanks for the detailed info and links!

It looks like the issue is caused by leftover code in your theme (possibly from a previous plugin) that’s trying to load outdated or missing icon assets. Since you’re using Divi, this could be tied to built-in share features or custom code snippets.

Here’s what you can do:

1. Clean Up Old Code: Check your theme files (especially header/footer or single post templates) for any old share button code and remove it.
2. Use Only One Plugin: Stick with the latest ShareThis plugin — it’s working correctly. Avoid having multiple share tools active at once to prevent conflicts.
3. Inspect with Dev Tools: Right-click on the broken icons → Inspect → check the “Console” and “Network” tabs for any 404 errors or blocked resources (often old image URLs).
4. Divi Conflicts: If the broken icons are tied to Divi’s built-in options, check Divi > Theme Options > Integration or Divi Builder settings to disable any built-in share buttons.

If you’re unsure how to remove leftover code or inspect errors, we suggest reaching out to a web developer or Divi expert to help clean it up safely.

Let us know how it goes!
Best Regard
ShareThis Team.

Hi Khanhvo,

Thanks for reaching out, and I totally understand how frustrating constant error log entries can be.

This warning is due to the Simple Share Buttons Adder plugin referencing an array key (ssba_bar_buttons) that doesn’t exist when it’s expecting it to. This can happen with PHP 8.2+, which is stricter about undefined array keys. Here’s how to resolve it:

You or your developer can modify the plugin code around line 602 to prevent the warning. Replace:

$network_color = 'Y' === $arr_settings['ssba_new_buttons'] || 'Y' === $arr_settings['ssba_bar_buttons'] ? self::get_button_color( $button_name ) : '';

With:

$network_color = (isset($arr_settings['ssba_new_buttons']) && $arr_settings['ssba_new_buttons'] === 'Y') || 
                 (isset($arr_settings['ssba_bar_buttons']) && $arr_settings['ssba_bar_buttons'] === 'Y') 
                 ? self::get_button_color( $button_name ) : '';

This will check if the keys are set before accessing them, which avoids the PHP warning.

If you’re not comfortable editing plugin files, I recommend contacting a WordPress developer or the plugin author directly for a more permanent fix.

Let me know if you’d more help.

ShareThis Team.

Hi Harm10,

Thanks for checking in! Yes, the plugin is still supported. We’re currently working on a new release that will address the PHP 8.2 deprecation notices you’ve mentioned. While we don’t have an exact release date to share just yet, rest assured it’s on the roadmap.

In the meantime, if you’re experiencing any functional issues beyond the notices, let us know and we’ll do our best to help.

Appreciate your patience!
Best Regards
ShareThis Team