Facebook Like Button 2.1 brings Shortcode

With version 2.1 the Like Button can be inserted anywhere in the post or page, most pre-set parameters can be overridden. If you prefer the classic before/after positioning you can disable the display of the button with the new Facebook Like Button Box edit screen.

Internationalization came with this version as well, right now English and Deutsch are supported. Please help to make Kouguu more international by submitting your language .mo file.

Download the updated version here: Kouguu FB Like Button Plugin for Wordpress

10 responses to “Facebook Like Button 2.1 brings Shortcode”

  1. Johannes

    Seems to be an excellent Plugin, but I get a fatal error when activating the plugin (WP 2.92):
    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘{‘ in … kouguu-fb-like.php on line 26

    I think the reason is PHP 5?

    thx and best regards, Johannes

  2. Johannes

    Hi, sorry no, I’ve tried, but next fatal error:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‘}’ in …/plugins/kouguu-fb-like/library/kouguu/form.class.php on line 5

    but looks a little bit better ;)
    thank you!

  3. Johannes

    Oh, sorry, now I’ve changed to PHP 5.2.11 and all works fine :)
    thank you once mor!
    herzlichst johannes

  4. Davis

    Hi,

    very nice plugin. Is it possible to insert the shortcode into the home.php of my theme? I have inserted it after the post date code, but is doesn’t work.

  5. Harald Müller

    First of all: Thank you for sharing!

    What I would really like to see is an option to show the button only with »posts«, on »startpage«, »pages« and so on. Even better if one could define to show it only in certain categories.

    A refinement of the standard-placement would also be fine (padding aso.)

  6. Brett

    Show Friends Faces does not appear to be working (showing their photos) on my site. This was working before we updated to the latest version. Is there a known issue here or should I reinstall?

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