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Hi Ron,

I tried doing the same with Photobucket and WordPress. Here’s what I did and it worked:

1. Upload photo on Photobucket
2. Copy the “Direct Link”
3. Went to my WordPress dashboard post editor
4. Clicked on “Add Media”
5. To the left I chose “Insert Media”, fourth option
6. Pasted the “Direct Link” (the one with the file extension: hello.png, hello.jpg..)
7. Saved and previewed and everything’s working.

Does it work for you?
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As a side tip, if you have gigabytes of storage for your hosting, it would be better if you host your images on your own server.
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How are you inserting the images to your posts?

Website url?

edit: woops, “dashboard” haha

Might be because of permissions. Is this a fresh WordPress installation? If that’s the case then everything should work just fine, if not you can try changing permissions on your uploads folder.

It depends on where you want to display the button. If you want to display it on the sidebar, you can use a text widget for it and use the code below after uploading the icon.

<a href="rss-url"><img src="/filepath/rss.png" /></a>

If you want to display it on another section of your website: header, footer, or somewhere inaccessible by your theme’s settings, you’ll have to jump in on the theme files.

So an update, I have isolated the problem to just the Minify setting. Turning it off brings back the slider.

This is a first, other articles are working fine.

Never mind, already fixed the problem and it’s running fine now under default settings.

Late reply, if the problem still persists can you provide a link to your site and maybe, just maybe, I’ll see the problem

I guess I should switch hosting soon. Thanks!

Which code? The XFBML or iframe?

Resolved this issue using: https://developers.facebook.com/tools/lint/

Got help from: reddit!

I hope that, in the future, when someone experiences the same this will be of help. Good luck!