You can add one or more social sharing buttons to your content by using the [ssb] shortcode anywhere in the content text.
Make sure the SSO > Advanced > Plugin Settings > Enable Plugin Shortcode(s) option is enabled, or the shortcode will be ignored. ;-)
Example:
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[ssb buttons="facebook, gplus, linkedin, pinterest, stumbleupon, tumblr, twitter"] |
You may use several arguments:
buttons- A list of buttons to include, as shown in the example above. You must include at least one button name.
use_post- true, false, or a specific post ID to share.
- true = Use the WordPress $post object to determine the post ID (default).
- false = Use the WordPress query to determine the post ID.
- # = Use a specific WordPress post ID number.
url- A specific URL to share, instead of the current webpage or Post URL.
pid- A picture / image ID to share for the Pinterest and Tumblr buttons. NextGEN Gallery picture IDs must be in the form of ‘ngg-#’ (for example:
pid="ngg-123"). photo- A specific photo / image URL to share for the Pinterest and Tumblr buttons. The
photoargument takes precedence over thepidargument. css_class- A CSS class name to wrap the shortcode buttons.
css_id- A CSS id name to wrap the shortcode buttons.
filter_id- A custom filter id that can be used to modify the default options filter name. The default filter id is “shortcode” and the resulting complete filter name is
wpsso_sharing_html_shortcode_options. You can hook into this filter to modify the WPSSO options before the plugin generates the shortcode buttons HTML. preset_id- The id of a button preset to apply – for example, “large_share_vertical” or “small_share_count”. The default is to use the preset value from the SSO Sharing Buttons settings page.