Tipsy Social Icons

Description

Tipsy Social Icons is a WordPress widget that makes it easy to include a variety of social icons and custom labels into your WordPress blog or site. It includes both 16×16 and 32×32 variations of the icons and optional hover effects.

Tipsy Social Icons allows you to:

• Define a custom URL for each image
• Easily customize each icons label
• Modify the placement of the tooltip
• …and much more!

The plugin includes the following icons:

• 500px
• Behance
• Deviant Art
• Digg
• Dribbble
• Email
• Evernote
• Facebook
• Flickr
• Forrst
• FourSquare
• GitHub
• Google+
• Instagram
• LastFM
• LinkedIn
• MixCloud
• Picasa
• Pinterest
• Rdio
• RSS
• Skype
• Soundcloud
• Stack Overflow
• StumbleUpon
• Tumblr
• Twitter
• Vimeo
• Yammer
• Yelp
• YouTube
• ZooTool

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Installation

Using The WordPress Dashboard

1. Navigate to the ‘Add New’ Plugin Dashboard
2. Select tipsy-social-icons.zip from your computer
3. Upload
4. Activate the plugin on the WordPress Plugin Dashboard

Using FTP

1. Extract tipsy-social-icons.zip to your computer
2. Upload the tipsy-social-icons directory to your wp-content/plugins directory
3. Activate the plugin on the WordPress Plugins dashboard

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Changelog

4.1.1

• Changing plugin ownership

4.1.0

• Changing plugin ownership

4.0.0

• Removing donate link
• Adding adopt-me tag

3.9.0

• WordPress 3.8 compatibility

3.8.0

• Added support for 500px
• Moved screenshots out of plugin directory for a lighter download
• Minor improvements to coding conventions

3.7.0

• Updated icons for Instagram, Yammer, and Behance with improved transparency.
• Props to @traukainehm for the icon updates.

3.6.0

• Added support for Yammer
• Updating the donate URL
• Updated localization files

3.5.2

• Continued resolution with the widget dashboard and the public display of the plugin

3.5.1

• Rolling back changes that broke the plugin in 3.5.

3.5

• Added a namespace for filters and dried up the code (via @justnorris)
• Added new filters and actions (via @justnorris)
• Added the ability to programmatically edit, add, and remove icons from the list (via @justnorris)
• Updating the list of available icons in the README (StumbleUpon)
• Minor localization update
• For the technical changes see this commit and this commit.

3.4

• Thanks to Branco for the Slovak translation (WebHostingGeeks.com)

3.3

• Added icons for Behance
• Added icons for Instagram

3.2

• Improvements to localization
• Adding icons for MixCloud
• Updating StumbleUpon icon
• Confirming support for WordPress 3.5

3.1

• Updating the donate link
• Updating a small typo in the README

3.0

• Adherence to the WordPress Coding Standards
• Improved admin user interface
• Fewer imports for JavaScript and CSS to improve load time
• Added the ability to completely disable tooltips
• Remove the Posterous icon
• Added icons for Evernote, GitHub, Picasa, Rdio, Stack Overflow, Stumble Upon, Yelp, and ZooTool
• Updated screenshots
• Added a new screenshot
• Added a plugin header image

2.4

• Resolving a problem that conflicted with some other JavaScript sources
• Renaming plugin as ‘WP Social Icons Lite’

2.3

• Adding a new screenshot
• Updating existing screenshot
• Adding support for Pinterest
• Adding a new option for tooltip position
• Updating localization
• Minor admin UI improvements

2.2

• Verifying 3.3.1 compatibility
• Fixing a class name error

2.0

• Addition of the Tumblr icon
• Refresh of the Twitter icon
• Notices about the premium version, WP Social Icons.

1.8

• Improving minor problem with Google+ support

1.7

• Activated support for DeviantArt

1.6

• Added support for FourSquare

1.5

• Fixing a problem with invalid headers.

1.4

• Added support for Google+

1.3

• Tested WP3.2 compatibility

1.2

• Added support for SoundCloud
• Updated the widget admin display to display a proper description

1.1

• Added icons for Deviant Art, GitHub, and Stack Overflow
• Removed the fading of the Tipsy tooltips. In some cases, the jQuery event queue would back up and cause erroneous results with the tips.

1.0

• Initial release