Always displays at the top of page

Hello acacord,

It seems like you have a very unique situation. Can you please setup a test page and have the shortcode display there so we can have a look at whats going on. Please make sure to send us a direct link to that page as well.

https://pyramiscompany.com/scratch/

The shortcodes should output where ever you place them. So the Facebook Like button inside that post did you place that at the top of the post?

Shortcode was at the very bottom of the page. After the last line of text.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/24145617/Screen%20Shot%202015-02-20%20at%2012.22.45%20PM.png

It seems that the code generated from Follow Us Badges is being exported outside of your paragraph content. Do you use any other plugin that modifies your post’s content. It seems like your posts content is wrapped into a custom container.

No mods that I’m aware of. Blog posts work just fine (https://pyramiscompany.com/tenants-performing-maintenance/).

acacord,

Thank you for being patience with us through this time as we have just found the bug ad fixed it ?? It was a problem with our code, but now everything is working fine. Please update Follow Us badges to version 2.0.4 and it should work perfectly.

That did fix this issue. However, now, none of the other instances of the badges are showing up. They were being called by the php do_shortcode command from the templates.

Yes I see what you mean and the team is fixing it now. The update will be released shortly so make sure to have version 2.0.5 for the fixes.

Okay, now I’m running 2.0.5 in production and all of the badges are missing…

I see your Like and Share button just fine at the bottom of that post.

https://pyramiscompany.com/scratch/

Where are you referring when you say that the Follow Us Badges are missing?

The ones called by the php do_shortcode are still missing. They are part of the site templates for the left sidebar and the end of all blog posts.

So then why am I able to see the Link Share button at the bottom of this post? You are using shortcode for this right?

Correct. Some of the static pages have the like/share buttons enabled via shortcode. The site’s sidebar and blog post templates have the buttons enabled via the php do_shortcode command.

From the blog page template:

<?php the_tags( 'Tags: ', ', ', '<br />' ); ?></p>
<p><a href="/disclaimer" target="_blank">Disclaimer</a></p>
                    </div>
<?php do_shortcode('[wpsite_follow_us_badges inline="true" facebook="pyramiscompany" google="101314472192000913001" order="google,facebook" facebook_include_share_button="true" google_annotation="none" facebook_layout="button"]'); ?>
<?php if(function_exists('pf_show_link')){echo pf_show_link();} ?>
                </div>

That block of code hasn’t changed since last week.