Yes, you can do this and much more in our Premium Plugin.
Yes, you can do this and much more in our Premium Plugin.
We use the codes from Facebook, Google+ etc. and therefore don’t have any influence over which text & pic is shared.
Note that you can define an image as “Featured Image” which tells Facebook / Google etc. to take that one. You’ll find this “Featured Image” section in your blog’s admin area where you can edit your blog post, i.e. here.
You can crosscheck which image Facebook will take by entering your URL on https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object/.
Still not fixed? We’re happy to look into it as part of our Premium Plugin. If we don’t manage to fix it, you’ll get a full refund.
Please check out the Premium Plugin, which avoids the tooltip/pop-up in those cases.
Most likely, you are using the USM plugin. They usually do show, however not on your blog page, but on your single posts pages. The Premium Plugin also allows displaying the icons on your homepage.
Currently that is not possible; however, we have it on our enhancement list. Please let us know that you are interested in this feature so that we can integrate it into our Premium Plugin.
Yes, you can do that in our Premium Plugin. There you can also define to show the icons in different locations on mobile.
Please note that most text can already be changed in the plugin. If you want to show different languages for the “visit us”, “follow” etc. texts on the buttons, this is possible in the Premium Plugin.
You cannot use the same plugin twice; however, you can install both the USM as well as the Premium Plugin. We have developed the code so that there are no conflicts and they can be used in parallel.
We have added those, and many more, in our Premium Plugin.
The premium plugin offers a custom CSS section (under question 6) where you can define your own font type.
Please insert there:
.sfsiaftrpstwpr .sfsi_plus_Sicons span:first-child, .sfsibeforpstwpr .sfsi_plus_Sicons span:first-child{
font-family: <font that user wants to apply>;
}
For example:
.sfsiaftrpstwpr .sfsi_plus_Sicons span:first-child, .sfsibeforpstwpr .sfsi_plus_Sicons span:first-child{
font-family: Raleway;
}