srussell13

Yes, it would be “install” once on the primary site and “activate” on the other MU sites. I would not activate on the primary.

In the WP-OPTIONS table, there are 3 “iire_social” items ( iire_social_data=1, iire_social_version=1.6.1, iire_social_saveparms=0) that store the version info when performing the upgrade. If you haven’t already, make sure these are removed or set to these values when testing/reinstalling

It appears, based on your latest info, the entries are trying to reinsert all field entries (101) each time on a page load, which it should not do. This usually is a versioning problem. I would give the above values a look in wp-options table for the primary and mu sites.

This was fixed with some custom Javascript added to his theme… Marking as resolved

Looks like the issue was resolved by using a small icon.

Doesn’t sound like there’s anything in your theme that will allows you to show widgets in the footer on specific pages.

Please send me an email to srussell @ iireproductions dot com if you’d like to create me an admin login password and I can add the Jquery javascript for you to your theme

Are you trying to use the plugin on multiple MU sites? if so, you should install the plugin through the WordPress admin for each site, not the main admin… The tables are created for each site ID…

If you have access to the plugin admin, go to General Settings, turn the Remember My settings to “No”, then uninstall the plugin… This should remove all tables related to the plugin and any version entries in the wp_options table.

If you access to MYSQ, search the WP_OPTIONS table for anything with the prefix “iire_” any remove those.

Once everything is removed, reinstall the latest version of the plugin and you should be fine.

Thanks for the link…There doesn’t appear to be any unique identifier in the footer when the blog page is loaded, so using CSS directly to hide the social icons in the footer most likely won’t work.

Depending on the theme you are using, some will let you show certain widget areas on specific pages, but I have no way to tell from the outside.

Since jQuery is loaded, you might be able to add some javascript to hide the footer icons when the other icons in the sidebar are visible, but there’s no direct way to do that from the plugin. You would have to add the to the functions.js of your theme.

Do you still want me to look at this for you? Can you please provide a link to where you are using the plugin?

WordPress creates the reference #iiresocialmedia-3 when you insert the shortcode or div… Can you send me a link toyour blog so I can take a look?

AFter taking a quick look at your site and trying different devices, my suggestion would be to go to th 48×48 icon size as not to intefer the your theme menu. You could also adjust the minimum height to the icon container to accommodate the larger icons…

The icons are actually DIVs that float to the left and display in-line inside the social container, so in order to constrain the container to a single line, you would have to specify a max-width (in the Widget Designer) and turn the responsive off.

Josh, for my own support information, how did you resolve this issue?

You don’t necessarily have to use the raw tags, so it depends a little on on the template and the version of WordPress you’re using. Sounds like you got it working, so I”ll marked this as resolved

I’ve seen this once before in with the latest version of WordPress and an older version of Jquery UI… The problem is the Jquery Accordion that’s
being used in the sidebar is setting the height of the menu item to 100% and overriding everything else

Good news, there’s a easy temporary fix…

Depending on which browser you are using (i.e Google Chrome), you can right-click in the white area on the Icon Theme in the Plugin, you should see an item called “element.style” with a height checkbox… uncheck that and the accordion functions should work fine

I’m seeing if there a possible permanent solution to this issue, although I don’t have much control over the 3rd-parts libraries that WordPress uses, such as Jquery UI.

I’ve also had a couple of people suggest to zoom out (depending on if you are using a mobile device, such as a tablet)

You are welcome! Any other questions, just ask! A positive review is always appreciated! I’ll mark the topic as resolved

Try setting the width of the widget of the plugin to Responsive ( which will set to 100%) , then try adjusting the width of your footer widget in your theme css.

The width of the plugin container (iiresocial) will auto-adjust to whatever width you specify in your CSS.