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@nick, that is strange. I don’t have any advice for the language issue.
@frizzlefried have you tried adding the CSS I posted? Typically, you’d see past versions of the plugin under the Developer tab of the plugins page. Strangely, there is only version 6.2.2 available for download. If you’re able to find an older version, the process is as follows:
- Backup your database
- Deactivate the plugin
- Through FTP, upload the old plugin over the old one
- Activate the plugin
@nick, sorry about that. Looks like that is not a universal fix. In your situation, swapping 100% for 250px should do the trick.
@nick, I am actually putting it into the Simple Share Buttons Additional CSS field. It makes sense to put it here because it is related to the plugin, and it will be added after the offending line.
To get there, hover on Settings, and click Simple Share Buttons. From there, click the CSS dropdown and select Additional. Paste
.fb_iframe_widget span { width: 100% !important; };
into the textarea and save.I am having the same issue with my Facebook Comments plugin.
I have found the offending line in the SSBA plugin. On line 119 of ssba_styles.php, you’ll find
.fb_iframe_widget span { width: 146px !important; }
, which is most limiting the width of you Facebook widget.To the plugin author, please remove this line, or make that line more specific so it doesn’t break other plugins.
@nick, as a temporary solution, I added this to the CSS > Additional CSS are of the plugin:
.fb_iframe_widget span { width: 100% !important; };
Thanks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments] Change position of comments on posts@s?ren Müller modifying the child theme is fine, and you will not lose changes when upgrading the parent theme.
I am having a similar issue. The issue has happened twice in the past couple of months.