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Never mind. I hadn’t saved my settings.

It was my problem. Under settings, titles and metas, other, date archive, robots, disable date archives was checked. Unchecked it and it works fine.

I use the SEO that comes with the Genesis framework. NGFB seems to detect it and uncheck the box but WPSSO doesn’t. Sorry for the delayed response.

And I fooled with it some more and realized that this also works as a CSS change:

iframe {
max-width: 100%;
}

to

iframe {
max-width: none !important;
}

And this allows me to put the facebook boxes back on the left.
Both these fixes came from WordPress forums. I was confused because when I first tried them and just had the like box, none of these CSS fixes worked, but once you add the share box too, they work – weird.

Ok, I played with this some more and realized there was some code I added to CSS that was making the FB like flyout display. Here’s what I added:
.entry .fb-like span {
overflow: visible !important;
width: 450px !important;
margin-right: -380px;
}

But if I put the FB like box first (w/ FB share to its right), then it runs into the twitter and g+ boxes and makes them not work. (Again pin it is not affected and FB share is unaffected.) So I moved FB like and share all the way over to the right and now everything works.

But I’m wondering if there’s a better way to deal with this?