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You need to go into the settings, select where you want the icons to appear, and which ones you want to have show up.

Click Settings to the right-hand part of your screen, then click the Sociable link.

If that does not work, your template probably does not support widgets. Make sure you have selected a relatively recently updated template (one that is compatible with WordPress version 2.3 or later; you can check the templates repository in the Codex to ensure compatibility).

Here’s an easy template hack:

1. Open your template directory, located in wp-content/templates/TEMPLATE-NAME, where TEMPLATE-NAME is the name of your template.

2. Look for a page named tag.php. If it exists, open it in your HTML editor. If it does not exist, open the page named archive.php.

3. Make a backup copy of your old tag.php or archive.php file and put it someplace safe.

4. Look for the line of code that reads: <?php endwhile; ?>

5. Directly above that line, add this:

<?php if (function_exists('sociable_html')) {
  echo sociable_html();
} ?>

6. Save the page.

7. Upload the new tag.php or archive.php page to your theme directory, replacing the old one.

If all goes well, the tag page will now show the links. If not, replace the new version of tag.php or archive.php with your backup copy.

1. Locate in sociable.php this line, somewhere around like 655: $post = $wp_query->post;

2. After that line, add this line: $postid = $post->ID;

3. Find this line, somewhere around line 692: $url = $site['url'];

4. After that line, add this line: $url = str_replace('POSTID', $postid, $url);

5. When making your link, change your URL from this:
https://www.conerobynight.it/wo/wp-content/plugins/post2pdf/generate.php?post=##GLOBALID##\;Title=TITLE

to this:

https://www.conerobynight.it/wo/wp-content/plugins/post2pdf/generate.php?post=POSTID\;Title=TITLE

It should work, if my assumptions are correct.

1. Open sociable.php in wp-content/plugins/sociable
2. Find the line, somewhere around line 673, that reads: $permalink = urlencode(get_permalink($post->ID));
3. Change that line to read: $permalink = urlencode(get_option('siteurl'));

All your links will now be to the base URL of your blog.