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  • Around line 718 in the file /inc/import_posts.php you will find the code for the social icons.

    I am trying to get a pinterest button to work, but I am missing the proper image parameter.

    watch for line returns and spaces in the string for $thisContent .=’

    as that will cause you to have broken lines and odd spaces. watch the spans in there too.

    hope this helps ??

    Thread Starter zep101

    (@zep101)

    Your talking a little over my head but upon further observation it appears that the linkedin button works but is missing the image png and it’s making it take long to load because it can’t find the image.

    I will take a look in the location you have outlined. At least now I know where to look for it. Thanks

    Thread Starter zep101

    (@zep101)

    I am looking in the location and I see

    img src=”‘.WP_RSS_MULTI_IMAGES.’linkedin.png”/

    I guess this is supposed to be the image for the linkedin icon. I am not a coder so I am not sure what I am looking at. Normally I think an image would have to have an “https://www.” in front of it so I don’t know where or how it is trying to pull in this image.

    Any idea on how to get this working?

    this is a path to the plugins image folder: WP_RSS_MULTI_IMAGES

    you could add or change the icons here. you could just drop an image in this folder since it does not exist ( i think )

    plugins/wp-rss-multi-importer/images

    Thread Starter zep101

    (@zep101)

    Yeah this is kinda what I thought but I cannot find a folder called WP_RSS_MULTI_IMAGES

    It is laid out with folders and multiple sub folders so it is very hard to find.

    WP_RSS_MULTI_IMAGES = /plugins/wp-rss-multi-importer/images

    Plugin Author properwp

    (@properwp)

    zep101,

    The ALL-CAPS variable you see is a constant set to a specific URL. It’s defined in wp-rss-multi-importer.php and it’s set to your plugin directory URL:

    https://yoursite.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-rss-multi-importer/images/

    … so it’s looking for the image here:

    https://www.jozepfit4life.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-rss-multi-importer/images/linkedin.png

    … and not finding it. If I try that on a site with this installed, I do find that image just fine. Is it possible you deleted it in an attempt to get it to be hidden?

    Thread Starter zep101

    (@zep101)

    Hi properwp

    Is it possible you deleted it in an attempt to get it to be hidden?

    No I never messed with it, it was never there. I did fix it though…see here

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